"In Shanghai and Hong Kong, the highest position is the altar of lust and the mausoleum where people are buried."
Wall Street elite lawyer Shen Zhao's first case after returning to China was to personally put his fiancé Zhou Yanshen on trial.
He is the youngest director of the Development and Reform Commission in Shanghai's political arena, a spokesperson for the school of economics, and the perfect chess piece chosen by her after ten years of dormancy——
Her status as the eldest grandson of the Zhou family was enough for her to move the pyramid of power that swallowed her mother's life.
A Shanghai-Hong Kong high-speed rail bidding meeting completely tore apart the two masked alliances:
She found the key to transnational money laundering in the mezzanine of "The Wealth of Nations" in his study;
In front of her hospital bed late at night, he held her hand that was holding the jade earring tightly: "Shen Zhao, you can't even pretend to hate me."
"In the cross-border capital bureau, they are the most tacit accomplices and the most deadly enemies."
The daughter of a Hong Kong plutocrat, the exiled journalist in London, the old case of silence in the alley...
When all the weights were placed on the gambling table, Shen Zhao finally understood Zhou Yanshen's chess game——
He had already engraved her name into the safe of a Swiss bank, becoming his only "loophole" that he could not calculate the cost of.
"Zhaozhao, my life has been extremely dirty. I only deserve to be the first believer in the court where you sentenced me to death."
When the sirens of the Central Inspection Team rang across the Bund, she handcuffed him with her own hands, but received his last bloody letter:
"The fragment of the emerald earring is in the left seat of the 7th row of St. Paul's Cathedral in London. That is the bloody dawn I owe you."
Two-Faced Couple: Fake Engagement and Real Revenge × Captivity/Redemption Drama Full of Sexual Tension
Power struggle: cross-border money laundering, high-speed rail interest chain, official and business triple strangulation
Fatal metaphor: the heroine's heart disease (pure conscience) vs. The male protagonist's bipolar disorder (power becomes cancerous)
Intention: The Game of Power and Morality