Liang Suixu has spent eight years in the world of fame and fortune, trusting only money, never people. She sets her sights on Zhu Qiao, the wealthy younger cousin of Fang Yuan. He's young, easy to fool, and has no powerful connections to back him up, making him the perfect prey.
Zhu Qiao wears a leather jacket and rides a motorcycle, as obedient as a dog wagging its tail. She thinks she's reeling him in; he thinks he's just playing along. Both are waiting for the other to show their hand first.
Then, when they finally fall out, Liang Suixu discovers that every clue she uncovered was deliberately planted by him.
Zhu Qiao pins her against the car door and smiles, both sweet and ruthless: "Sis, you owe every card in your hand to me. If you want to trade me in for another dog, I won't allow it."
Liang Suixu is pushed into a desperate situation, suspended from her job and stripped of her authority. She doesn't wait for anyone to save her. She takes the trump card she hid in a safe three years ago and fights her way back into the world of fame and fortune alone.
Later, Zhu Qiao gets his revenge, only to face a counterattack from an old enemy and the prospect of prison and reckoning. Everyone thinks he's finished. Liang Suixu kicks open the door he's locked from the inside and hurls a file at his face. "I haven't cashed in on my investment yet. You want to die? Dream on."
Theme: In a world of fame and fortune entangled with competing interests, a woman breaks through and grows by relying on her own skills. The story explores the battles of human nature and the value of a relationship between equals.
