In Shanghai, everyone knows that the young princess of the Shu family, Shu Hua, is dangerously beautiful—innocent yet enchanting, and one of the most delicate and difficult beauties in social circles.
For a family alliance, Shu Hua is married off to the famously ruthless and cold-blooded business tycoon, Pei Yanzhou.
On their wedding night, she wears a pure white nightgown, trembling like a startled fawn: “Mr. Pei, I’ll behave.”
The man, dressed sharply in a suit, lifts her chin with a deep gaze, scanning her innocent yet enchanting face: “Remember your words.”
Everyone bets that this delicate little flower won’t survive more than three days by CEO Pei’s side.
At the company, he is her direct superior. She respectfully hands over documents, …
