His Heart Burns Like a Prairie Fire

To save her family, Jiang Nuan signs a contract and becomes the “contract wife” of Huo Linshen, a legend in the business world. He gives her limitless wealth and protection, on one condition: she must never fall for him. She obediently plays the caged songbird, unaware that on every long, lonely night, while Huo Linshen sleeps, he unconsciously pulls her into his arms and murmurs in her ear, “Nuannuan, don’t go...”

By day, he is a perfectly composed man bound by contract, cold as ice. By night, he is an unconsciously devoted, possessive lover. Jiang Nuan carefully guards this secret, until his sworn enemy shows up with a fortune and begs the mysterious financial power behind her to intervene. Only then does Huo Linshen discover that the trembling little white rabbit in his arms is not only a “predator” shaking up global finance, but also the “goddess of the night,” the only one who can heal the chronic ailment of his heart.

When their contract expires, he pins her against the wall, eyes red. “You stole my heart. Where do you think you’re going?”