Overbearing CEO Becomes a Madman Who Protects His Wife

Gu Chengchuan, the president of a technology group, is cold on the outside and hot on the inside. He witnessed his mother committing suicide due to depression when he was young, and developed the paranoia of "absolute control = absolute safety" - giving his wife Su Wan a black card, banning dangerous food, locking up painting tools, and building an airtight cage with "for your own good". Su Wan is gentle and tough. She was abused by her stepmother in childhood and suffered hearing loss (she relied on second-hand hearing aids to survive). She taught herself illustration to heal the trauma. However, she was bullied in the workplace because of her status as "Mrs. Gu" and was misunderstood as "useless" by her husband. A "soft-boiled egg war" opened rifts: Su Wan was caught secretly cooking sterile eggs, tore up her drawings and left home, and Gu Chengchuan discovered that her hearing aid was out of power and her hearing had deteriorated. He hid it in an iron box in a drawer, and his mother's suicide note, "Don't decide your life for others," became a mirror that looked at yourself. From "making decisions for you" to "listening to you", Gu Chengchuan began to learn clumsily: buying eggs with her, supporting illustration classes, and disbanding the monitoring team; Su Wan used a paintbrush to record his feelings and was discovered by him when he was teaching autistic children to draw - "Her 'uselessness' can actually heal the world." When the "tyrant" takes off his armor, "protecting his wife" becomes a two-way street: he breaks open the cage for her, and she repairs his childhood wounds. Top-notch romance is never a chartered flight to hold an exhibition. It is the soft-boiled eggs that are always warm in the refrigerator. It is the annotation on the painting that "cracks are the shape of light coming in." It took them ten years to learn: love is not about possession, it is about letting you be yourself and watch the sunset side by side with me. (Core: Overbearing is the shell, protecting you is the heart; control is the disease, understanding you is the medicine.)