Lu Tianhong, chairman of Wanhui Group, has spent half his life building an empire. But past fifty, he wants something money cannot buy: a woman who loves him for who he is, not what he owns. So he strips away every trace of his wealth, posing as an ordinary, limping nobody, and walks into a blind date as a poor man with nothing to offer .
Fang Wanyi is a butcher. Loud, blunt, and utterly unimpressed by status, she has no idea who he really is—and couldn’t care less. Her honesty cuts through the lies he has wrapped himself in. For the first time in decades, Lu Tianhong lets himself feel something real .
On their wedding day, her ex-husband shows up to humiliate her in front of everyone. Lu Tianhong steps forward without hesitation, and the mask begins to crack. Rumors spread. His son, Lu Yu, furious at his father’s secrecy and convinced Fang Wanyi is a gold digger, attacks her relentlessly. But the truth is bigger than anyone expected: a salary of two hundred thousand per second. An account holding three hundred billion. When Lu Tianhong finally drops the act at a class reunion, the people who mocked him are left in the dust .
Yet the revelation cuts both ways. Fang Wanyi, who fell for a poor man, learns that the man she married is a billionaire—and that he hid it from her. Her anger is not about the money. It is about trust. She demands a divorce, and Lu Tianhong is left fighting for the first woman who ever loved him for nothing at all. The question is not whether he can win her back with wealth. It is whether she can forgive the lie that made her fall in love in the first place .
