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Rain in Hongcheng
Rain in Hongcheng Plot:
The rainy season in Hongcheng never seems to end. Three years after fleeing in the rain to London, Lin Wan returned as the founder of "Wantang Jewelry"—never expecting to run into Gu Chengnan, her former "heartbreaker," right at her new product launch. Now the cold-faced president who controls half of Hongcheng's capital, he slammed a stack of falsified engagement photos in front of her, his eyes red as he gritted out: "Lin Wan, you didn't even give me a chance to explain back then?" When her brand was slandered by rivals and her father's company fell into a sudden capital crisis, the man who claimed, "I won't care about you anymore," quietly gave her access to the best supply chain. In the rain-soaked office, he held her trembling shoulders and said: "This time, let me stand under your umbrella." It turns out that during those three years of rain, he never put away the umbrella he kept for her; the so-called "betrayal" was just a web woven by someone with ulterior motives. When the misunderstanding cleared, the always strong Lin Wan finally let down her guard. Together with Gu Chengnan, they slowly pieced together their missed time into sweetness, right in the rain of Hongcheng.
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