Seven seconds is the golden time to save a person, and it is also the psychological limit for making a high-risk investment.
When I picked up Qu Sangen, who had fallen into the sea, I saw clearly the seven-figure watch on his wrist - very good, the odds were high enough.
He is an amnesiac young master who was attempted murder by his uncle, and I am a down-and-out daughter who was abandoned by her family and needs revenge.
We made a deal: I'd keep him alive, and he'd help me get everything back.
I taught him business and war calculations, and he gradually became more dependent on me.
Until the truth comes out:
His amnesia was half-truth and half-false, and my use was step-by-step.
And the tax official who had been watching with cold eyes had already regarded us as pawns to lure out bigger prey.
When three calculations close the net at the same time
Who scooped whom?
Who, in this bloody sea of commerce, has truly built an empire that belongs to each other?
Purpose: This article explores: The boundaries of trust: In a business world where interests are paramount, how to establish true trust that goes beyond calculation? The Grayscale of Human Nature: In the face of the original sin of blood and the pressure of survival, what is the boundary between kindness and selfishness? The power of women: How can women use their wisdom and tenacity to create a new order amidst imperfect rules? Possibility of symbiosis: After experiencing extreme hurt, can people establish a deeper connection that is stronger than love?