Two years ago, during the Dongzhan accident, Liang Yi personally turned off the brightest night in the city and wiped himself off the card table in Qizhou.
Two years later, at his father's sixtieth birthday party, he came back empty-handed. There was no seat for him at the family banquet table, his old brothers disowned him, and the woman who once turned off the lights for him only said: Don't make decisions for me again.
Everyone was waiting to see the second young master of the Liang family bow his head.
Liang Yi didn't ask anyone to look back. He reopened the old warehouse and pushed back the four-school night competition that no one believed in anymore, the music agent who lost his drumstick but not the price, and the producer who refused to let love swallow up his signature.
His most charming ability is to turn a person who no one sees into someone that everyone wants overnight; his most dangerous thing is that he always thinks that the person he illuminates should stay.
The father controls the day, the brother blocks the entrance, and capital buys his every success.
Then he would earn himself a restaurant, a company, and a desk written only on Liang Yi from scratch.
