After the Divorce, the Boss Became a Full-Time Dad

Su Wan, as Fu Sinian's substitute for Bai Yueguang, signed a two-year marriage agreement. She did her duty well, but she also had feelings that she shouldn't have. When the agreement expired and she had just given birth to twins, she resolutely signed the divorce agreement, gave up custody rights, walked away with a huge compensation, and severed all ties of love. The cold and callous Fu Sinian thought this was just the end of a deal, but he did not expect that the arrival of two newborns would turn his life upside down. From a domineering CEO who didn't even know how to make milk powder, to a busy and hands-on full-time nanny dad, in his embarrassment and collapse, he belatedly discovered that the figure of that woman had already penetrated every corner of his life. When he finally repented and took his children on the long journey to pursue his wife, he found that Su Wan had already been reborn. She founded her own clothing brand and became a cutting-edge designer that attracted attention in the industry. She also had a gentle and considerate suitor beside her. Fu Sinian set up a dragnet and used the children as "weapons" to try to win her heart back, but he was repeatedly beaten to death by Su Wan's indifference and sobriety. From business blockage to humble courtship, from "White Moonlight" returning to stir up troubles to the numerous obstacles faced by his family, Fu Sinian's road to chasing his wife can be called the "crematorium" level 10 difficulty. He must learn how to love someone in order to get the chance to reunite. Concept: Chasing his wife, the domineering father in the crematorium vs. The sober, independent and career-oriented heroine