He is the mysterious tycoon with boundless wealth, who appears before her when she needs money the most. After their passionate encounter, she takes the money and leaves, with no strings attached. The next time they meet, he is the all-powerful business genius, and she is just a manager at a five-star hotel. With a snap of his fingers, she is forced to become his personal steward, managing his eating, drinking, excreting, sleeping... "'Su, the CEO has a poor appetite, go and accompany him for a meal,' his assistant informs her. 'Su, the CEO is in a bad mood, go and spend some time with him,' another time. 'Su, the CEO's sleep is disturbed, go and accompany him...' Su Xixi can't bear it anymore. 'I'm just a steward, not an escort!' The assistant looks innocent. 'The CEO said if Su is unwilling, he'll show her some tough love. Does Su want to try the CEO's tough love?' Well, bring it on! Who's afraid of who!

"Arrogant and aloof, solemn and steady, the aristocratic CEO Zhou Xingjin" vs "Cold and stubborn, worldly-wise, a common-class literary beauty Shen Zhitong." Shen Zhitong has always been acutely aware that individuals like Zhou Xingjin are beyond the reach of the common class. How many lower-ranking individuals attempt to climb upwards, and how many higher-ranking ones are willing to condescend? Long-term condescension inevitably breeds arrogance, with those naturally in power always disregarding the masses beneath them. She had thought Zhou Xingjin was different. He was refined and cultured, aloof yet humble... Shen Zhitong believed that even if they couldn't be considered a couple, they could still be called close friends. But when she introduced him to her father, who had only three months left to live, all she heard outside the private room was his cold, disdainful voice among his friends: "Tao Xinxin can find cheap men, why can't I find a cheap woman?" Until his dying moments, her father remained despondent and bewildered. Why did his proud daughter, in Zhou Xingjin's mouth, become a "cheap woman"? Shen Zhitong felt that Zhou Xingjin was ultimately of the same ilk as the other upper-class individuals. It's just that he was better at hiding it, his arrogance seeping through his bones but masked by manners. He was better at pretending, better than them... hypocritical!