Fateful Favoritism

Li Jiao, the adored little miss of the Li family, is suddenly broken off with by her fiancé. The Li family rises up in outrage and publicly goes after him, determined to make him pay. Later, Li Jiao runs into the fiancé’s older brother. Some say he is the most mysterious man in Nanyang, surnamed Shang, named Yu, styled Shaoyan; others say he looks down on everything, is obsessive to the extreme, and rules Nanyang’s underworld, someone you should never provoke.

In the fine rain, Li Jiao looks at the man full of fierce, ruthless energy and smiles faintly: “Hello, I’m Li Jiao.” If she can’t be your wife, then she’ll be your sister-in-law. A few months later, they meet again on the street. The ex-fiancé sneers at Li Jiao: “You’re following me?

You still can’t get over me?” A sharp voice, cold as the wind, comes from behind him: “Be polite to your elder brother’s wife!” From then on, in Nanyang, amid all the wind and rain, only one rumor remains: the obsessive overlord of Nanyang has a little treasure at the tip of his heart, surnamed Li, named Jiao, styled Ancestor.