"The Glue Traces Are Not Exhausted"
This is a realistic novel about cross-border capital spanning Hong Kong and Los Angeles, interweaving the undercurrent of scandals in the entertainment industry, twenty years of obsessive love, and the U. S. IRS cross-border tax case. Because of a blurry old QQ photo from 2007, owner Chen Chen has been obsessed with the scandal-ridden actress Su Tian for half his life. He used top wealth to build an extremely secret love: chartering an island, flying privately across the ocean, blocking out the glimmer of light in the world, using sky-high price transfers, real estate gifts, and heavy medical arrangements to try to lock in a suspended intimate relationship.
Rumors are spreading in the circle, opponents continue to spread rumors, and old friends continue to blackmail Su Tian. Su Tian has always lived in the whirlpool of scandals that are difficult to distinguish between true and false. The two people's tenderness and suspicion coexisted, and their trust was shaky. In the end, they completely broke up due to the US$50 million transoceanic decision in Los Angeles. All romantic investment, emotional expenditure, and secret transactions may seem like capital pampering, but in fact they all bury fatal risks.
When the fireworks over Victoria Harbor ended and the warmth of the island disappeared, the 90‑Day audit letter from the U. S. IRS arrived across the sea. The huge expenditures once used to cover up love, smooth over turmoil, and seal secrets have all turned into traces of incriminating evidence in tax files. Prosperity has gone, love and hate have become accounts. The most stubborn thing in the world is never rumors and scandals, but the traces of glue that cannot be wiped away with money and will not be removed for the rest of life.
