The genius female doctoral student Song Yuran married into a wealthy family for love, never realizing that her husband only coveted the results of her father’s lifetime of chip research. After the wedding, he treated her with coldness and contempt at every turn. In the end, his mistress and her vicious mother-in-law killed her on a stormy night.
Reborn, she refused to marry him.
Whoever wants to be the richest man’s wife can have the job!
All she wanted was to devote herself to completing her father’s unfinished work, develop homegrown chips for her country, and break the technological stranglehold imposed by developed nations.
A domestic expert: “Hah, she’s all talk.”
A foreign rival: “Hah, that’s pure fantasy.”
A competitor in the industry: “Hah, if a lovesick woman like her can succeed, I’ll eat my computer.”
Yet Song Yuran ignored every sneer and doubt, devoting herself to research. Not only did she develop the “Burning Core” her father had designed, she also solved the technology behind the “lithography machine,” long monopolized by developed nations.
Everyone was so astonished they couldn’t speak.
The scumbag richest man knelt before her too. “Yuran, come home with me. Haven’t you always wanted a home?”
Song Yuran took the arm of her handsome younger boyfriend, then smiled faintly. “Mr. Lin, I’m sorry. I already have a home.”
