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On the night CEO Lin Wan closed a billion-dollar deal, she drove home with her late mother's necklace—only to be ambushed by debt collectors wielding a modified gun, demanding the necklace and vowing to ruin her “privileged life.” At the critical moment, Chen Mo, a poor delivery guy and former special forces soldier, rushed over. Using a military memento steel plate hidden in his palm, he blocked the bullet aimed at Lin Wan, bruising his arm from the impact. Lin Wan stared at this man—stained with food delivery sauce but with unwavering eyes—and her heart skipped a beat. He was the first person who protected her not for her money, but just to keep her safe. The next day, Lin Wan showed up at Chen Mo's shabby apartment with 60% of her company's shares and her mother's jade bracelet: “Marry me, and all this is yours.” But Chen Mo refused: “I saved you out of instinct, not to climb the social ladder.” Undeterred, Lin Wan joined him on delivery runs, helped care for his sick mother, and even turned down a family-arranged marriage. Gradually, Chen Mo was moved. Amid the controversy of “mismatched social status,” they slowly realized—love isn't about matching identities, but about the genuine desire to spend the rest of their lives together.
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