After Live Broadcast to Become a God, the Rival CEO Asks for Reconciliation

During the 618 promotion, Su Nian's GMV in a single game exceeded 1 billion. During the barrage carnival, one comment was pinned to the top - "My ex-husband is Lu Sihan, the president of Lu Group." Su Nian smiled at the camera: "With my ex-husband's cold eyes. He taught me one thing - no one can live without anyone. Including the president of a billion-dollar empire." After walking out of the building, a black Rolls-Royce stopped under the streetlight. The car window rolled down, Lu Sihan's face. Su Nian said: "You're late, Mr. Lu. I won't invite my ex-husband to my celebration party." The next day, Lu Sihan came to discuss cooperation in person and offered a 50 million plan and a bunch of additional terms. Su Nian tore the contract apart in front of the entire company: "Do you think I'm still the Su Nian that you can manipulate?" She began to investigate the shady story of Lu's supply chain - seven domestic brands were axed because they refused to cut prices, and the founder of Yurongfang, Lin Yurong, died of a heart attack, leaving behind a formula notebook with erased writing. In the dark, Shen Mubai appears with a 500 million domestic product fund. His true identity is Lin Yurong's former research assistant, his real name is Shen Mu, and he wants to get back the formula patent that he thinks belongs to him. While Su Nian united with product brands to form an alliance to fight against Shen Mubai, he and Lu Sihan turned from rivals into tacit chess friends. A public welfare project in a mountainous area of Yunnan was trapped in heavy rain. Lu Sihan said something before the signal was cut off: "There is a line of handwritten supplementary clauses in the divorce agreement." That clause was erased by Su Nian himself. Lu Sihan retained it for five years. When he finally wrote that line - "All property in Lu Sihan's name belongs to Su Nian. Including himself." Su Nian put away the agreement, turned around and took two steps, then turned back and said, "It depends on your performance."