Don’t Cross Her, She Owns It All

Chinese-American woman Serena Su appears to be a low-level production assistant in Hollywood. She devotes herself to helping her fiancé Aiden rise to fame, only to be cruelly betrayed by him on the night of his award ceremony. Aiden steals her screenplay, gets engaged to wealthy heiress Viola, and humiliates her in public. Unknown to everyone, Serena is actually the founder of Aurora Fund, a top-tier capital institution. She has lain low for years to uncover the decades-old conspiracy: her mother had her works stolen and was framed for fraud, with Marcus, the ruler of Hawke Pictures, pulling the strings. To infiltrate the enemy camp, Serena enters a marriage of convenience with Leon, the heir of Hawke Pictures who has been sidelined by his family. The two fight side by side. Leveraging her financial power, Serena strikes back at Aiden and Viola, dismantles Marcus' influence step by step, and helps Leon regain control of Hawke Pictures. At the Global Film and Television Summit, Serena reveals her true identity and presents solid evidence to expose the industry scandals. She redresses injustices for her mother and numerous wronged creators. In the end, all crimes are brought to light and the villains get their due punishment. Serena stays true to her original aspiration to support original creators, and she and Leon evolve from contractual partners into lifelong lovers.