After ten years of marriage, Lin Riying endured her husband Lu Tinghan's twelve affairs. On the way to catch him for the thirteenth time, for the first time she turned her car around for her career. A month later, she handed over a divorce agreement. The arrogant Lu Tinghan did not bother to read it carefully, and with a stroke of his pen signed himself away as leaving with nothing. Shares changed hands and her husband was swept out the door, while Li Ling, the mistress who had used a pregnancy to climb up, bit back online, slandering her for causing her miscarriage. At the height of the controversy, Huo Yanzhou, the president of Huo Capital, reached out a hand to her. The two of them operating in the open and in the shadows—he propped up the stock price while she dropped iron-clad evidence, turning the tables to claim fifty million in compensation. From a bird in a cage to a business helm, she took back everything she had lost piece by piece, and finally waited for the person who would no longer let her suffer grievances.