She returned to destroy the family that killed her father. He spent seven years becoming the only man who could stand beside her.Su Nian walks back into the Su family estate on a rainy night, soaked to the bone, carrying evidence that will make her grandmother—the woman who destroyed her childhood—finally answer for what she's done. To the world, Su Nian is just a bar manager, a forgotten heiress, a girl who was locked in an attic and left to fade. But behind closed doors, she is Zero, the most dangerous hacker on the dark web. And she has spent seven years preparing for this moment.Lu Tingshen is the billionaire CEO everyone underestimates. They think he's cold, ruthless, a man who built an empire with nothing but his own hands. What they don't know is that he's been watching Su Nian since they were seventeen. He saw her that day—curled up in the corner of a classroom, stomach pain tearing her apart, refusing to make a single sound. He fell. Hard. And he has spent every day since becoming someone worthy of standing at her side.Neither of them knows the other is hiding a double life.Neither of them knows they've been protecting each other from the shadows.When their masks finally fall, the truth will shake the Su family to its foundations—and reveal an enemy far more dangerous than either of them expected.In this game of revenge, the only thing sharper than her blade is his loyalty. And the only thing more dangerous than their enemies is what they feel for each other.

Dinner with Death She was born six months early, weighing less than a bag of rice. Her heart had a hole. Her mother never looked back. The doctors touched her before anyone ever held her. By the time she was twelve, she had seen more blood than most people see in a lifetime. By fourteen, she was watching surgical videos while eating dinner—because the order of a scalpel made more sense than the chaos of her family. They called her cold. They called her broken. But she wasn't broken. She was just learning to dissect the world before she learned to trust it. And when the truth about her father's death finally surfaced, she would use everything she had learned to cut away the lies—one layer at a time.