The Second Miss of the Republic of China

After her family is ruined, Second Miss Song becomes her fiance's mistress and dies in a murder. Reborn just before her family goes bankrupt, she watches her father bring home his true love and her daughter, making life at home complicated. The academically hopeless Second Miss Song is astonished to discover that her tutor is a future financial tycoon, and recklessly sets about seducing him. Whenever the young woman gives him that suggestive little look, Mr. Gu remains cool and composed, sitting ramrod straight. Though she knows nothing about stocks, bonds, or finance, Second Miss Song makes a fortune through speculation. Once she's turned her life around, she tries to walk away clean. Mr. Gu pulls off his tie, the corner of his lips lifting. Why is her gaze even more... suggestive than Second Miss Song's? New novel: The long-running suspense mystery by novelist Su Yan is serialized in a magazine. Soon, the crimes in the novel begin happening one by one. His nemesis, his former lover whom he had abandoned, comes looking for him. Eight years after they parted, his former boyfriend is about to be promoted to deputy police chief, with his career soaring. Su Yan, meanwhile, sits in a wheelchair and has to look up at him. Gu Huai hates this scumbag so much his teeth ache. The man's mobility now depends on a wheelchair, yet he still looks down on the world with that arrogant, disdainful air. The fire in Gu Huai's heart burns so fiercely it threatens to reduce him to ashes. A liar and a man who shirks responsibility: this time, Gu Huai won't let him off. He'll make sure the man can't even sit in his wheelchair. Theme: A fallen young lady in the Republic of China era turns her fortunes around and becomes a real estate tycoon