Lin Daiyu, who was sick and torn apart, opened her eyes and became the dying "white moonlight" of a wealthy family in Shanghai. Faced with the humiliation of her fiancé breaking off the engagement, the Green Tea Queen's plot, and the murderous intention of the Huo family's heir, she took off her oxygen mask and chuckled: Those who survived in the Grand View Garden were not the only ones who would be buried with flowers. He used "The Flower Burial Song" to set up a trap to ruin the actress' reputation, used the recipe of Leng Xiang Pill to concoct a financial poison pill, and turned the verdict of the Twelve Golden Hairpins into a business KPI. When the fake daughter was forced into the palace with a DNA report, she recited the "Flower Burial Poems" live, and the fragrant-eating spider crawling out of the dry jasmine bit into the fake gene chain worth one billion. The pacemaker hides the password to Gu's treasury, the blood froth coughed out spreads the equity transfer document, and even the tears are chips for quenching the poison. When the whole Internet was hotly discussing "What script did the sick beauty get?", She had already flown to Switzerland and met a new technological upstart wearing a psychic jade USB flash drive under the Alps. "This time I will write my own destiny book." Daiyu burned the last medical record, and the smart watch reflected the Gu Group's name change announcement. The tears that had not been shed in the previous life finally turned into the fuel that overthrew the wealthy family.
