Su Nian had worked at the Su Corporation for seven years, pulling all-nighters, working overtime, traveling across the country, and securing dozens of projects. Yet at a family meeting, her father, Su Tingyuan, handed all 97% of the company's shares to Su Jin, his illegitimate son, whom he had only acknowledged six months earlier. Her mother fainted on the spot, and the guests laughed behind their hands. But Su Nian remained unusually calm, handed in her resignation, and walked away. At the entrance, Lawyer Cheng presented a document her grandfather had left three years earlier. It contained three assets outside the company's ownership structure, worth three times the entire group, all bequeathed to Su Nian on one condition: they must never be merged with her father's assets. Her grandfather had also prepared another move: for twenty-three years, he had been secretly paying Zhou Meiqin, while keeping evidence of her secrets under lock and key. The reckoning had begun.