Beyond the Prism
Song Wan, the only daughter of Song Hongning—the wealthiest woman in Rongcheng—was kind-hearted and innocent, trusting her fiancé Lu Nanchuan wholeheartedly. Not only did she let him manage the Song Group, but she also gifted him the fully paid Lanshan No. 1 Villa as their marital home, eagerly looking forward to their future together. While preparing for the wedding, Song Wan accidentally discovered Lu Nanchuan’s affair with Qin Ruowei. To make matters worse, he had secretly given Qin Ruowei access to their marital home, where she even moved in with her mother, Yang Caiyun. When Song Wan and her best friend Shen Yue confronted them, they were met with humiliation from Qin Ruowei and her mother, while the renovation worker Old Zhang took their side. Lu Nanchuan revealed his true greedy nature—not only did he defend Qin Ruowei, but he also tried to force Song Wan to kneel and apologize, even resorting to violence. He then produced a pre-prepared share transfer agreement, attempting to seize control of the Song Group. The arrogance of Lu Nanchuan, Qin Ruowei, and their accomplices, along with Lu Nanchuan’s betrayal, finally awakened Song Wan. Calmly, she gathered evidence and contacted her mother, Song Hongning. As the head of the Song Group, Song Hongning intervened decisively, exposing the truth—Lu Nanchuan only held 5% incentive shares in the company, and the transfer was invalid. She then summoned lawyers and the police, ensuring that Lu Nanchuan, Qin Ruowei, Yang Caiyun, and Old Zhang faced legal consequences for illegal property occupation, intentional assault, and other crimes. In the end, Lu Nanchuan and his accomplices were punished by law and sent to prison. With the support of her mother and best friend, Song Wan healed from the heartbreak, recognizing the hypocrisy and greed of human nature. She rediscovered herself and embraced a brand-new life—one truly her own.
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