[Clear-headed, stunning fallen heiress × domineering, protective magnate of Beijing’s elite circle; both chaste; a redemption-themed romance]

When she was young, Qin Buwan believed that childhood sweethearts were destined to grow old together. Yet on the eve of their wedding, she overheard her beloved, Xu Nanhe, chillingly teasing someone:
“Her? She’s utterly dull—at best, she’s only presentable.”

Qin Buwan’s eyes flooded with tears in an instant. It was then she realized that her childhood sweetheart had long ago fallen for her home-invading stepsister, Qin Zhiyu. Resolutely, she called off the engagement.

Word of her decision spread through society, and everyone delighted in the downfall of this once-privileged heiress. A few days later, however, the formidable “Little Prince” of the Beijing circle, Fu Yunshang, posted a single photograph on his otherwise empty Weibo feed—

Under the deep cloak of night, Qin Buwan’s profile was traced in delicate lines, a few strands of her hair lifting in a gentle breeze.

Not long after, someone actually witnessed them together inside Fu Yunshang’s one-of-a-kind McLaren: Qin Buwan leaning back against the steering wheel, held tenderly in his arms. He caught her fingertips and, with a playful glint, whispered,
“Since you’ve enticed me, you’ll have to take responsibility—every step of the way.”

Later still, the fiancé who had cast her aside rushed into the engagement banquet of Fu Yunshang and Qin Buwan, dropping to his knees in supplication:
“Buwan, please… don’t make a scene. Come home with me.”

Before she could answer, the proud man at her side cast a sidelong glance and said,
“Little nephew, which family were you planning to take your aunt back to?”