Gao Yanyan, 18 years old, is the most arrogant daughter of a wealthy family in Beverly Hills. Her life consists of Hermès limited edition bags, Marbury beach parties and black card squandering. Until a long-planned business acquisition shattered her illusion of wealth and prosperity - her father's business was on the verge of bankruptcy, and the man behind it was actually the man who pierced her empty soul with one sentence at the charity dinner: Terrance Ethan von Furstenberg.
He is an upstart in science and technology, a genius at Stanford, and the heir to an ancient European consortium. It was a conspiracy to get close to her, and he taught her that business games are tactics, but when he witnessed the sharpness of this "canary" who was supported by money in a crisis, the lie began to collapse. Yanyan had to wake up from the betrayal: she could either be a decoration in the gilded cage forever, or she could break the shackles and become a chess player.
From the luxury store on Fifth Avenue to the battlefield of the boardroom, from the pretending to be a couple to the sincere confession on the rainy night, this dangerous game that begins with calculation will eventually teach them the weight of true love and redemption in the most unexpected way.
"You teach me to read financial reports, and I'll teach you to be sincere."
——There are no losers in this huge gamble.
Concept: The growth path of the arrogant heroine