A Showdown Between Sharp Edges: Mr. Lu, I Accept the Concession.

When the Yaoguang Group's tens of billions strategy press conference hit the Lu Group's monopoly territory, Su Yao, who had returned from studying abroad, shocked the business world with the words "The Lu Group's era has come to an end."​ She is the heir to the Su family's rebirth. She has sharpened her sword for eight years and returned to the local market with disruptive technologies in the new energy field. The black suit is her armor, and the data model is her weapon. Facing the encirclement and suppression of the established giants, she sneered: "You want me to bow my head? First ask if I agree to my patent."​ He is Lu Chen, the unequivocal leader of the Lu Group, whose tactics are so ruthless that his opponents are frightened. When this woman who dared to publicly challenge her at the press conference appeared on the bidding list, for the first time, he became interested in his "prey" beyond the desire to conquer. "Miss Su," he tapped his fingertips on the negotiating table, his tone lazily but with a hidden edge, "are you sure you can afford the price of tearing down your father's business?"​ From the smoke-filled land in the east of the city to the life-and-death game of patent barriers, they are the sharpest spear and hardest shield in the market. He used capital to build high walls, and she used technology to tear open the cracks; he set up business traps, and she created a public opinion maze.​ But when the secret arrows of the mysterious organization were shot at both of them at the same time, and when the truth about the family grudges came to light, the contest that started as a confrontation gradually changed its flavor.