Mr. Li, My Wife Is Working Three Jobs Again.

An unexpected collision on a rainy night caused Li Jingshen, the CEO of the Li family with a net worth of hundreds of billions, to run into Su Wan, a delivery boy who was covered in mud but had stubborn eyes. One is an indifferent emperor standing at the top of the pyramid, and the other is a poor student working three jobs to support his tuition and living expenses for his younger brother. The class chasm should have been an insurmountable gap between them, but Li Jingshen was attracted by this starlight that fell into the dust. He hired her as a life assistant at three times his salary, but as they spent time together, he gradually fell in love with her tenacity and purity. She refused to be attached, and even though she became Mr. Li's "darling", she still insisted on working three jobs and defended her dignity with sweat; he protected her strongly, shielded her from the wealthy family's difficulties and workplace criticism, and gave all his tenderness to this girl who was struggling to live her life. When the Li family put forward the harsh test of "earning half a million a month", and when the outside world ridiculed her for "climbing high," Su Wan did not back down, and relied on her design talent to buck the trend and make a comeback. And Li Jingshen has always been her most solid backing, from secretly helping her to being open and honest, proving with his actions: "You don't have to chase the sun, I will become a star for you." This is a two-way journey across classes, and it is also a healing story about dignity and true love. When a poor girl who works three jobs meets a domineering CEO who only loves her, the dust will eventually shine brightly because of love. Their love has nothing to do with wealth, but only about each other.