"A Lost Girl & A Mysterious Heir"
After Shen Yuhui's parents both died in an accident, her uncle adopted her and took her to Canada. Living under someone else's roof in a foreign country, she felt especially miserable.
The day an extreme cold snap hit, Shen Yuhui was trapped in the forest. A blast of arctic air swept across northern Canada, and her breath froze into tiny ice crystals.
On the silent, empty snowfield, the temperature plummeted and everything was gripped by the cold. She curled up, unaware of the danger approaching.
As she lay dying, a man came toward her from afar. His gaze was somber, his bearing unmistakably elegant and composed, yet an air of danger surrounded him. He slowly raised the hunting rifle in his hands and aimed it at her.
She was horrified. Her scream rang out alongside the gunshot.
The bullet grazed past her, and the black bear behind her fell with a heavy thud into the snow.
She had escaped death.
Mu Jingzhou walked over, glanced at Shen Yuhui on the ground, and tossed out a single line: "If you don't want to freeze to death, come with me."
That day, a polar vortex descended. In the extreme cold of minus 50 degrees, every gust of wind cut like a blade.
On the coldest, most dangerous winter day, Mu Jingzhou took her home.
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Mu Jingzhou, the eldest grandson of the Mu family, had gone into seclusion in Canada to live as a laid-back rancher, far from his family's struggles over money and power.
He was unquestionably the rightful heir, yet he had shut himself away in an uninhabited forest, building his own prison.
A forest fire burned his ranch to the ground.
Staring at the scorched earth before her, Shen Yuhui's eyes filled with tears. In a wounded voice, she said, "Jingzhou, I don't have a home again..."
After that, Mu Jingzhou left the ranch and returned to his family, willingly stepping into their power struggles.
All because he wanted to build Shen Yuhui a harbor that would never fall apart.
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[Happy ending, each other's one and only, both leads' first relationship]
Theme: Perseverance and self-reliance
