Wong Han, a food delivery guy, speeds through the city on his red motorcycle. His phone buzzes and he answers the call. An unknown woman's voice says she's pregnant with his child and they need to talk. Busy with deliveries, Wong Han dismisses it as a scam, tells her he has no time, and hangs up annoyed. He then speeds off again, weaving through traffic, Wong Han arrives at the XX food delivery center, where his co-workers are gossiping outside. With a cigarette in his mouth, he asks a heavier set co-orker what he's mumbling about. The coworker explains that the prestigious Sue family's daughter, is marrying the city's richest man's son, a topic irrelevant to Wong Han. The coworker then shows a phone picture of the beautiful Sue family daughter, complaining it's a waste for a perfect girl to marry the rich man's son, whom he calls an ugly, useless slee bag. As Wong Han glances at the photo, he is shocked to realize the woman looks familiar. His coworker snatches the phone back and Wong Han's memory clears. His coworker asks if he also thinks it's a shame for a good girl to be wasted on someone so awful. But Wong Han recognizes her as a drunk girl who once tried to seduce him. A sudden realization hits him. She's the one who called him moments ago. He wonders if the call wasn't a scam after all. The scene flashes back to 1 month ago. The Sue family's daughter is stumbling down a hotel hallway. Dizzy, she suspects a man named Chinhow put something in her drink. She heads to what she thinks is her room, 809. But in her disoriented state, she mistakes the number. She finds a door slightly a jar and wonders if she forgot to close it before entering. Inside that room, Wong Han is sitting on his bed, dejected and drinking heavily. He thinks about being told his aura was too intense for an opportunity and resigns himself to his delivery job. As he sits on his bed, drunk and dejected, the young woman, Suchi, stumbles into his room and collapses onto his bed. Dazed and feverish, she looks up at him and asks who he is and if he can help her, complaining that her head is spinning and she feels incredibly hot. Drunk himself, Wong Han is captivated by her, thinking how stunning she is. As she gets closer and pleads for his help, he is flustered, wondering if he's dreaming, he clenches his fists, a spilled liquor bottle beside him. Overwhelmed by the intense situation, snapping back to the present, Wong Han is lost in this memory, staring at Suchi's photo on his co-orker's phone. His co-orker Fattie notices him spacing out and calls his name. Fatty starts mocking him, reminding everyone how Han always makes up stories like sleeping with an international movie star. He sarcastically asks if Han will now claim he hooked up with the Sue family ays. The other co-workers join in, laughing and recalling his other tall tales like being an international arms dealer or the top dog of an elite Beijing family. Wong Han remains calm. He lights a cigarette and tells them they don't get it, cryptically stating that what he does is hiding in plain sight. Just as one of the guys dismisses his claims, their banter is interrupted. A sleek red luxury sports car pulls up in front of the delivery center, shocking all the drivers. The driver's side door opens and a slender leg and a high heel steps out. The woman who emerges is Suchi, looking poised and elegant. Wang Han's co-workers are mesmerized, their eyes turning to hearts as they gawk at her beauty, calling her a total knockout. As she walks towards them, one guy recognizes her from the photo. They realize with shock that the Sue family ays is standing before them and can't fathom why she would be at their humble delivery center. Succi approaches Wong Han, who is casually stretching, and asks why he hasn't been answering her calls. His co-workers, who were just mocking him, are completely stunned. They can't believe that Wong Han actually knows the famous Sue family ays. Wong Han plays it cool, pretending he didn't see any missed calls and calmly asks her what is going on. Cutting straight to the point, Sui looks him in the eye and states that she is pregnant and the baby is his. This revelation sends his co-workers into shock. They yell in disbelief, unable to process that this wealthy and beautiful woman is carrying their friend's child. One swears he will never again say Han is full of it. Wong Han himself is taken aback, rubbing his eyes as if in a days and asks if she is sure. Suki, her expression firm, tells him to come with her to the hospital to prove it. As she waits by her car, his co-workers frantically urge him to go with her. A stressed Wong Han decides to go and asks a buddy to cover for him. The two then speed off in her red car, leaving the astonished crew behind. Inside the car, the tension is thick. Wong Han asks if the baby is really his. Suchi replies curtly, questioning why she would lie about something so serious. Looking resolute, Wong Han tells her that if the baby is his, he will take full responsibility for both of them. Suchi gives him a skeptical look and scoffs at his promise, questioning how he'll take responsibility with his delivery job earnings. Unbothered, Wong Han leans back and confidently states there is nothing wrong with an honest living and that supporting them won't be an issue. Suchi reminds him of her status as part of the powerful Sue family in Jang Ning. Wong Han simply dismisses this, saying that status crap is the dumbest thing. Annoyed by his nonchalant attitude, Suchi slams her foot on the accelerator, causing the car to jolt violently and throwing Wang Han forward. He yells at her, accusing her of doing it on purpose and asking what's so special about the Sue family. The tense journey ends as they pull up in front of a large hospital. Succi parks and calmly tells him they've arrived. As they get out of the car, Succi warns Wong Han not to use the word responsibility so lightly. She reminds him of the serious consequences he would face if her family discovered a food delivery guy got her pregnant. This angers Wong Han, who passionately declares that it's not a joke to him. If the baby is his, he will absolutely take responsibility. Ignoring his outburst, Suki tells him to come inside. They walk down a hospital hallway. Suchi leads him towards a door labeled operating room and Wong Han stops shocked asking why they are going there. Succi looks back at him with a determined expression and states that she is going in leaving him to realize her true intention to terminate the pregnancy. In a panic, he grabs her arm to stop her. He pleads with her, acknowledging she probably thinks he couldn't support her and a child, but insists that money is not a problem and he will find a way. Just then, a nurse approaches, informing Suchi it is time for her procedure. Suchi looks at Wong Han with a faint, unreadable smile, agrees with the nurse, and pulls her arm away. She walks into the operating room, leaving Wong Han calling after her in desperation. He stands outside the closed door feeling powerless and frustrated, thinking he can't do anything to stop this determined woman. Inside the operating room, Suki is lying on the table in a patient gown. A surgeon asks if she is ready. As another surgeon prepares a syringe, telling her to relax, she closes her eyes. But at the last second, just before the procedure begins, she puts up her hand and tells them to wait. Meanwhile, Wong Han sits slumped in the waiting area. He has resigned himself to the situation, thinking if she is determined not to have the baby, he can't stop her. Suddenly, the operating room door swings open, and Suchi walks out unchanged. Wong Han is stunned. He jumps to his feet, bewildered, and asks how she can be out already, questioning if surgeries are that fast these days. Suki, seemingly unfazed, tells a baffled Wong Han she is tired and asks him to drive her home. Wong Han confidently agrees, putting an arm around her and bragging that he could even fly a fighter jet. He gets behind the wheel of her red sports car and drives away from the hospital towards an affluent neighborhood called Luan. During the drive, while Sui rests, Wong Han receives a call. The person on the other end informs him of a bidding event that night at Gian Tower, which the old man wants him to attend. The caller also mentions that Linqing Yan, a chamber president, is on their side. Wong Han calmly acknowledges these instructions, hinting at a powerful, mysterious side to his life, unknown to Sui. They soon arrive at a large house in the Sue family's estate. Wong Han announces their arrival, waking Suchi. She gets out of the car and tells him to leave before her family sees him. Noticing she looks pale, Wong Han offers to walk her to the door, but she coldly rejects his concern, telling him to stay out of her business. However, as she turns away, her heel gets caught in a crack, causing her to lose her balance and cry out as she falls. With stunning speed, Wong Han lunges forward and catches her just before she hits the ground. As he helps her up, he chides her for being a klutz. Annoyed, Suki asks him to repeat himself, and he doubles down, calling her unbelievably clumsy. In a flash of anger, she pinches his side with all her might, causing him to shout in pain. The sudden exertion takes a toll on her, and she winces. Seeing her discomfort, Wong Han surprises her by sweeping her up into his arms. He carries her inside the lavish house and gently places her on a sofa. Opening a first aid kit, he begins to tend to her barefoot, which she twisted in the fall. She protests, telling him to go, but he firmly tells her to stop moving. Just as he is wrapping her ankle, they are interrupted by two women who have entered the room. The newcomers are Yang Huyman, Sui's mother, and Lin Schufu, her best friend. Suchi's mother looks at the scene in shock and demands to know what her daughter is doing. Wong Han and Sui simultaneously explain that she twisted her ankle. Then, looking at her stunned mother, Sui calmly announces that her boyfriend was just helping her apply some medicine. Wong Han is completely blindsided. Her mother, Yang Hui Min, is even more shocked, pointing a trembling finger at the uniformclad Wong Han and yelling in disbelief, asking if this man is really her boyfriend. Reeling from her daughter's announcement, Yang Huin furiously demands to know what is going on and who this delivery guy is. After a moment of silence, Suki backtracks, telling her mother with a forced smile that she was just joking. She explains that she twisted her ankle and the man simply helped her inside. Her flustered but relieved mother tells Su Chi she scared her, reminding her that she is about to marry into the prestigious Chin family and cannot afford any mistakes. Wong Han, who has been silent, is offended by the mother's clear disdain and asks what's wrong with being a delivery guy. Yang Huiman scoffs, yelling that he is a lowclass nobody trying to date out of his league and that he should keep dreaming. Her insult strikes a nerve and a furious expression crosses Wong Han's face. Before the situation can escalate, Suchi intervenes. She calmly tells Wong Han he can go now and thanks him for his help. He gives a short h and turns to leave. As he walks away, Sui's best friend, Lin Shu, watches him with a thoughtful expression. After he is gone, Yang Hui mean tells Linu to help Sui to her room. With disgust, she orders someone to wipe the floor where the filthy delivery guy stood. Later in her bedroom, Linu helps Suchi sit on her bed and immediately asks about her real relationship with that man. Suchi initially claims there is nothing between them, but Linu isn't buying it, insisting she can't be fooled because the way Suchi looked at him was clearly not nothing. Cornered by her friend's intuition, Suki confesses the truth. She is pregnant with his child. Lynchu is utterly flabbergasted, shouting in disbelief that she is pregnant. She questions Succi's judgment, asking why, of all people, it had to be a delivery guy. Succi explains that she drank too much that day and dismisses it as a fluke. Linu presses on, asking what Succi plans to do, reminding her that she can't hide the pregnancy forever from the powerful Chin family. To her friend's shock, Succi firmly states that she has decided to keep the baby. Linu thinks her friend has lost her mind. Suchi tries to reassure her, explaining that she spoke with the man, Wong Han, and he promised to take full responsibility. But Linu is not convinced. She yells at Suchi to wake up, reminding her that she is the daughter of the Sue family. She dismisses Wong Han as a delivery guy unworthy of her and warns of dire consequences if the Chin family finds out. Tired of the lecture, Suchi holds up a hand to stop her, saying she will figure it out. She changes the subject, asking why Lynfu is back in town. Linu explains her grandfather came to Jang Ning to meet an important big shot and check out a bidding event that night, so she came along. Suki's uninterested O annoys her friend. Suddenly, Linu's expression changes and she announces she has a brilliant idea. Leaning in, she whispers a sinister plan to Suki. If her secret gets out, she should just claim the delivery guy raped her. Suki responds with disgust, remarking, "What an awful idea that is." Meanwhile, Wong Han has left the Sue estate and is walking through the exclusive villa district. He pulls out his phone, muttering that there are no taxis in this area. Just then, a sleek black car pulls up beside him. Wong Han watches as a man in a sharp suit steps out. The older silver-haired man approaches Wong Han and respectfully greets him as young master. He introduces himself as Linqing Yun, president of the Juong Chamber of Commerce, and explains he is there to escort him to the bidding event. Wong Han, putting the pieces together, recalls the conversation and confirms his grandfather had told him about the arrangement, revealing a hidden connection to immense power that contrasts with his life as a delivery driver. Accepting the offer, Wong Han tells Linqing Yan that before the bidding, he needs a shower and a change of clothes. Lining Yan respectfully agrees, promising to arrange everything as he opens the car door for his young master. They depart in a luxurious black limousine. The scene shifts to the bustling bidding event in a grand ballroom filled with wealthy guests. Wong Han arrives, now transformed. He has shed his delivery jacket for a sharp tailored suit, looking powerful and confident as he surveys the crowd. As he stands near a window, his attention is caught by a familiar face. It is Lynn Schufu, Suki's best friend, in a stunning white evening gown. She approaches him with disdain and asks what the delivery guy is doing at such an exclusive event. Before he can answer, she jumps to a conclusion, accusingly asking if he is working a part-time job. Before Wong Han can correct her, she grabs his arm and forcefully pulls him away, saying she needs to talk. In a more secluded spot, she confronts him, declaring that Sui is her best friend and is pregnant because of him. She fiercely warns him that if he doesn't take full responsibility when the baby is born, she will make him regret it. Wong Han is completely shocked by this. He tells her he thought Suchi had gotten rid of the baby at the hospital. Lyn Schufu furiously informs him he is wrong and Sui decided to keep it. This new information stuns Wong Han who exclaims her name in disbelief. He realizes she must not have gone through with the surgery. Leufu, seeing his hesitation as a sign he might sherk his duty, repeats her threat, warning that if he tries to walk away, he will regret it. To emphasize her point, she forcefully grinds her stiletto heel onto his shoe, causing him to cry out in pain as she turns away with grim satisfaction. Just as Linu leaves, an announcer's voice cuts through the ballroom, informing guests the bidding is about to begin. Still processing that Suchi kept the baby, Wong Han is filled with a new urgency. He can't believe it and resolves to finish his business quickly so he can go find her. At that moment, a woman in a business suit approaches and respectfully greets him as young master. She introduces herself as Liu Yua, his new assistant, assigned by chairman Linqing Yun. Acknowledging her, Wong Han states that it's time to go. The two walk towards the main event area with a powerful presence. As they find their place, a stout, flamboyantly dressed man, makes his way to the front. He smuggly announces to the attendees that the day's main bid, the new district project, is being claimed by the Chin family. Twirling his mustache, he warns everyone to show them respect or face the consequences. This arrogant man is Chinlay, the eldest young master of the Chin family. Wong Han asks his assistant who the man is. Liu Yua explains he is from the Chin family, one of the richest families in Jang Ning and their biggest rival for the project. With a dismissive heir, Wong Han questions if a guy like that could compete with him. Liu Yui elaborates that the Chin plan to win the project and then leverage their marriage alliance with the Sue family to help them out of some trouble. The mention of the Sue family makes it all click for Wong Han. He remembers his co-worker's rant about Miss Su being married off to a trashy rich guy. He realizes this arrogant man, Chinlay, is the fiance Succi is supposed to marry. With a grim look, he now sees the full picture connecting Suchi's engagement, her family's troubles, and this bidding war. The auctioneer presents the main item, lot 053, in the new district. Without hesitation, Chinlay raises his paddle and opens with a bid of 5 billion. The crowd erupts in shocked whispers, realizing the Chin family is dead set on winning. They murmur that with the upcoming Chinsu marriage, no one would dare challenge them. Just as the auction seems decided, Wong Han calmly raises his bidding paddle and counters with 6 billion. The room is stunned into silence, then breaks out into frantic chatter. Guests wonder who this audacious man is, assuming he must not be a local to dare go against the Chin family. They believe the project was a sure thing for the Chins, and they won't let this slide. Across the room, Chinlay's smug expression vanishes, replaced by pure rage. He clenches his fist so tightly his knuckles turn white. He glares furiously at Wong Han and yells across the room, demanding to know who the hell he is and accusing him of looking for trouble. The confrontation has begun. Facing Chinlays outburst, Wong Han remains composed. He calmly points out that they are at an auction where the highest bidder wins and asks if there is a problem. Chinlay, his face contorted with rage, retorts, asking if Wong Han didn't hear him say that the Chin family wanted this project. With supreme confidence, Wong Han replies that he heard perfectly fine, but questions what that has to do with him. The surrounding guests are shocked, murmuring about who this mysterious man is, that he would dare to challenge the mighty Chin family. Not to be outdone, an enraged Chinlay raises his paddle and shouts a bid of 700 million. Without missing a beat, Wong Han counters with 800 million. The bidding war continues and the tension thickens. Chinlay storms over to Wong Han with his entourage. Getting in his face and screaming that in Jang Ning City, the Chin family is the law. He makes a final desperate bid of 900 million, daring Wong Han to keep bidding if he has a death wish. Wong Han simply laughs, a picture of calm amusement, and casually announces a bid of 1 billion. Having been utterly and publicly humiliated, Chinlay finally snaps. He screams that Wang Han is asking for it and threatens to chop him up as he throws a wild punch at Wang Han's face. But Wang Han is impossibly fast. He easily dodges the clumsy attack and with a single motion delivers a powerful punch to Chinlays face. As Chinlay is sent flying, crying out in pain, Wong Han contemptuously asks if he thought he could take him on alone. As Chinlay lies dazed, his two bodyguards leap to their feet and charge at Wong Han. The ensuing fight is brutally efficient. Wong Han moves with incredible speed, effortlessly dispatching them with powerful kicks and strikes, leaving them defeated on the ballroom floor. Chinlay struggles to his feet, holding his bruised face in disbelief. He screams at Wong Han, accusing him of having a death wish for daring to lay a hand on him. Wong Han, with a cold smirk, retorts that he is the one doing the hitting now. He launches another attack, sending one of Chinlays men flying through the air with a powerful kick. The bodyguard crashes down with a loud thud directly on top of his boss, knocking them both out in an undignified heap. With the fight over in seconds, Wong Han stands calmly amidst the chaos. He turns to the stunned room and casually asks the terrified auctioneer if anyone else is going to bid. The auctioneer, stammering, quickly replies that there are no other biders. Having won the auction, Wong Han's business is concluded. He turns to his assistant, Liu Yua, and instructs her to sign the documents and transfer the funds, explaining that he has urgent business. He gives a final wave and confidently walks out of the ballroom, leaving everyone to process the shocking display of power they just witnessed. The story shifts to an opulent room where Lin Schwe stands before her grandfather, who is the same Lin Ching Yun who serves Wong Han. She asks why he called her there in a hurry, causing her to miss the auction. Her grandfather cautions her to be careful once their guest arrives, admitting he still hasn't figured out this person's temperament. Lynn Sufu scoffs, wondering what big shot could have her powerful grandfather acting so cautiously. Just then, an aid enters and informs the chairman that the auction has ended. Linqing Yun asks if the Chin family won, but the aid reports that someone else was the victor. Linu is stunned, exclaiming that it's impossible. She can't believe the project slipped through the Chin family's fingers and wonders who could be bold enough to snatch it away. Her grandfather calmly informs her that the person they are waiting for has arrived. Looking at her phone, likely at a news update, Lin Sufu remarks that this person is way too arrogant. Deciding this news is too important to wait, she tells her grandfather she is stepping out to call her friend Naan Suki. As she walks down a hallway, she is absorbed in her thoughts and her phone call. She thinks about how the Chin family's failure jeopardizes their planned cooperation with the Sue family. Determined to deliver this news to her best friend, she doesn't pay attention to where she is going. She walks straight into Wong Han, who is heading in the opposite direction. The collision is jarring, and she lets out a small cry as she bumps into his chest. Furious, she looks up and is shocked to see his face. She yells at him, demanding to know why it's him again and berating the stinking food delivery guy for not watching where he's going. However, her urgent call takes precedence. She quickly turns her back on the silent Wong Han and continues walking, speaking into her phone to tell Sui her important news. Wong Han simply watches her go with a quiet, unreadable expression. After Linu leaves, Wong Han enters to meet with Lining Yun. The older man greets him respectfully. Wong Han confirms his business at the auction is done and then casually asks about the woman he just ran into. Lin Ching Yun introduces her as his granddaughter, Linu, pointedly mentioning she is unmarried. He praises her, saying she greatly admires Wong Han and has always wanted to meet him. This attempt at matchmaking amuses Wong Han, who dismisses it with a weary, "Give me a break." Changing the subject, Wong Han sits and asks Linqing Yun if he knows Suchi. Linqing Yun explains that she is the young lady of the Sue family, the most outstanding talent of her generation, but has been kept out of the spotlight because the family favors sons over daughters. He confirms theqin family intended a marriage alliance with the Sue family after winning the project. But because Wong Han intervened, that plan is now delayed. Curious, Wong Han probes for more personal details, asking about Suchi's daily life and romantic history. Linqing Yun informs him that the Sue family has a very strict upbringing and Suchi has a stubborn personality. He states that she doesn't get involved with people easily and as far as he knows has never had a boyfriend. This new information brings a sly knowing smile to Wong Han's face. Just then, his phone rings. The caller ID shows Suchi's name, and he answers smoothly, telling her he was just thinking of her. On the other end, Suchi asks if he has time and says she would like to see him. Wong Han immediately agrees and asks for her location. His urgent business now clear, Wong Han stands to leave. He tells Linqing Yun he is leaving and that he can report back to the old man. As Wong Han walks out, Lein Ching Yun makes one last attempt to promote his granddaughter, mentioning she graduated from the Royal Academy in London, just like Wong Han. Uninterested, Wong Han brushes him off, saying they can talk about it next time. The scene shifts to a park overlooking the city where Succi is sitting alone on a bench looking thoughtful. A moment later, Wong Han arrives on his red motorcycle, now back in his sharp suit. He walks over and takes a seat beside her. Putting an arm around her, he gets straight to the point. He tells her not to worry about the child and that he will support both of them. He then makes a definitive offer, telling her that if she wants to get married, they can go register anytime she likes, solidifying his promise of responsibility. Despite his confident promise, Suchi remains skeptical. With a rise smile, she questions his ability to afford such a commitment. Unfazed, Wong Han looks off into the distance and asks what he wouldn't be able to afford. To make her point, Succi holds up her wrist, showing him her expensive watch and asking if he knows its cost. With surprising expertise, Wong Han correctly identifies the watch as a Pasha Dartier, a 42mm 18K rose gold model, and correctly states its price of 352,000. Suki is visibly shocked by his detailed knowledge. She presses him, asking how much he makes in a year as a delivery guy and how many years he would have to work just to afford that one item. Wong Han reassures her not to worry about money and encourages her to have the baby. He confidently states he will definitely not let her or the child be short on material things, even boasting that providing for them wouldn't be a problem. Suki, rolling her eyes at his grand statement, dryly asks if it would kill him not to brag. Their conversation is interrupted when Suchi's phone rings. She answers and her mother's frantic voice is on the other end. Her mother demands she come home quickly, informing her that Shinhao is at the house waiting to discuss the wedding. Suchi quietly acknowledges the summons. Turning to Wang Han, she asks him to take her home. With a charming smile, he tells her it would be his pleasure. He helps her onto his motorcycle and they speed off. During the ride, Suti leans against Wong Han's back, a faint, peaceful smile on her face as she closes her eyes, seemingly content. They soon arrive back at the Sue family estate. Wong Han walks her to the front door and as they enter, Sui announces to her mother that she is home. Her mother, Yang Hui, immediately appears, annoyed, she scolds her daughter for being gone so long, telling her that Chinhao has been waiting. In the background, a stout man in a suit sits on the sofa. Suchi simply states she went for a walk. Her mother then notices Wong Han behind her and disapprovingly asks why she brought someone back, reminding her that her wedding day with Chinhao is approaching. The man on the couch stands and greets Suchi, confirming he came to discuss wedding matters. He gives a suave smile and introduces himself as Chinhao, the second young master of the Chin family. Facing her fianceé, Chinhao, Sui tries to put their wedding on hold. She tells him that since the Chin family lost the new district project bid, their family's planned cooperation isn't finalized and therefore their marriage should be delayed as well. Chinhow, however, dismisses the lost bid as a small matter. With a sinister smirk, he insists they should get married first and everything else can be negotiated afterward. His thoughts reveal his true intentions. He plans to get her into bed first and then decide later if he will give her family the money they need. Suki's mother, Yang Huiman, desperately tries to salvage the situation. She pleads with her daughter, reminding her that Chinhao promised 1 billion to help the Sue family as soon as they are married. But Succi cuts her off with a sharp, "Don't say anymore." With fierce determination, she declares that she will not marry him. Her refusal leaves both her mother and Shinhao stunned. Taking a bold step, Sui walks over to Wong Han, takes his arm, and announces that not only will she not marry Chinhao, but she is also pregnant with Wong Han's child. Her mother shrieks in horror, grabbing her daughter and demanding if she understands what she is saying, pointing out that Wong Han is just a food delivery guy. Suchi pleads with her mother, insisting she doesn't want to be forced into marrying Chinhao and promising that with some time she can help the Sue family through their crisis. Enraged by her daughter's shameful behavior, Yang Hui raises her hand to slap Suchi. But before it connects, Wong Han's arm shoots out and firmly catches her wrist, stopping the blow. He looks at her coldly and asks what is wrong with being a delivery guy. He then turns the accusation of shame back on her, questioning if marrying her own daughter off to a scumbag for profit is considered having any shame. As she struggles in his grip, screaming at the stinking delivery guy to let her go. The situation escalates. Chinhao, who has been watching the drama, finally explodes. He points an accusing finger at Succi, his face twisted in rage, and calls her a he never expected to be so indecent. He rants about how she let a delivery guy ride her and then turns his fury on Wong Han, vowing to kill him. Suchi can only stand by, stunned and horrified. Before Chinhow can act, Wong Han moves with lightning speed. He delivers a powerful slap across Chinhow's face, sending him stumbling backward and crashing to the floor. Wong Han then pulls a stunned Sui protectively behind him. He glares at the fallen Chinhao and declares that she is pregnant with his child, which makes her his woman, and questions who gave him the nerve to try and hit her. Scrambling on the floor, Chinhao howls in disbelief that Wong Han dared to hit him. His fury boiling over, he grabs a heavy ashtray from a nearby table and charges at the couple, screaming that he is going to kill them. With a calm, reassuring smile, Wong Han tells Succi to stand behind him, and she nervously agrees. As Chinhao lunges forward, swinging the ashtray, Wong Han effortlessly dodges the attack. In one motion, he lands a devastating punch to Chinhow's jaw, sending him flying backward, the ashtray slipping from his grasp. As Chinhao lies dazed, Wong Han stands over him, and declares that he dares to touch his woman. Not finished, Wong Han gets on top of the beaten man, grabs him by the collar, and says that today he is going to teach him a lesson. He rains down a series of brutal punches on Chinhao's face, ignoring his victim's agonized screams and desperate cries for help. Just as he raises his fist for another blow, Suchi calls out for him to stop. At the same moment, a powerful voice echoes, demanding to know who dares to act so presumptuously. A group of imposing figures has entered, led by an elderly, dignified man with a long white beard and a cane. Suki looks at the man with shock and fear and addresses him as grandpa. The arrival of the family patriarch freezes everyone. Suki's grandfather flanked by other family members surveys the scene. Chinhao beaten on the floor. Suchi with a strange man and her mother in shock. The old man's expression is grim as he announces he heard everything. He turns his piercing gaze on his granddaughter and striking his cane on the floor demands to know if it is true that she is pregnant with this delivery guy's child. With quiet resignation, Suki confirms that it is. The confession sends the Sue family into a panic. They cry out that the situation is outrageous and they cannot afford to offend the powerful Chin family. Her grandfather, his face contorted in fury, roars that the only solution is for the child to be aborted immediately. Chinhow, however, struggles to his feet and disagrees. He yells that even if she aborts the child, a like her will never set foot in his family's home, leaving the Sue family a gasast. The weight of the situation becomes too much. They begin to wail that everything is over, blaming each other for spoiling Suchi and lamenting that the Sue family is now finished. Suchi stands silently amidst their accusations. Her face a mask of sorrow. Finally, she snaps, telling them all to stop arguing. The emotional and physical stress takes its toll, and she cries out in pain, clutching her head as dizziness overcomes her. Before she can fall, Wong Han is there to catch her. He holds her steady and reassures her, telling her not to be afraid and that he will take her away. As he scoops her into his arms, her family, including her parents, rush forward, demanding the stinking delivery guy let her go and threatening to break his legs. Wong Han looks back at them with utter contempt and asks if they even call themselves human. Without another word, he turns and starts to walk out of the house, carrying the now fainting Suchi. When her parents try to block his path, he effortlessly kicks them aside, sending them sprawling. He pauses at the doorway and turns back to the stunned and terrified family. With cold, unwavering determination, he declares that he is taking Sui with him and asks if anyone has a problem with that, leaving them utterly powerless to stop him. With Suchi unconscious in his arms, Wong Han tells her stunned family that since no one objects, he is leaving. He takes her from the chaotic Sue estate to his modern high-rise apartment. Inside, he gently lays the still unconscious Suchi on his sofa. As he does, a card slips from her purse and falls to the floor. After making sure she is resting, Wong Han spots the card and picks it up. He examines it and is surprised to realize that today is her birthday. He feels a surge of pity for her, thinking that even though she comes from a wealthy family, it seems no one remembered her special day. Looking at her sleeping form, he resolves to show her what he is capable of, reaffirming that she is his woman. About 20 minutes later, Succi begins to stir. She slowly sits up, groggy and disoriented, rubbing her eyes and wondering where she is. Just then, Wong Han emerges from another room wearing an apron. He holds out a bowl of food, telling her she must be hungry now that she's awake. Suki walks over to the dining table where Wong Han has laid out an elaborate meal he made especially for her. She is impressed by the delicious aroma from the various dishes, which include steamed delicacies, a fruit and cheese platter, and several drinks. Wong Han boasts that his cooking skills are so good that even a princess from Dubai would beg for a taste. Amused by his arrogance, Suchi smiles and asks if it would kill him not to brag. As they sit down to eat, Suchi becomes serious. She tells him that for today, he is forbidden from saying the word die, leaving Wong Han confused. Before he can ask, he reveals his surprise. He brings out a small pink cake with a single lit candle on it. With a confident smile, he presents it to the astonished Sui and wishes her a happy birthday. Completely taken by surprise, Sui covers her mouth in shock and asks how he could have known it was her birthday. Wong Han just smiles smugly, asking if she thinks he's pretty amazing. Overwhelmed with emotion, Succi is speechless as a tear forms in her eye. Noticing this, Wong Han playfully teases her, asking if she is moved to tears and telling her it's okay to cry. He then boasts that he can lend her his shoulder, something even international supermodels can't get. His absurd arrogance breaks the tension, and Suki lets out a genuine laugh. He then encourages her to try the food. She takes a bite and admits it tastes good, to which he confidently replies that of course it does. After they eat for a while, Wong Han tells her to make a wish on her cake. Suchi closes her eyes, puts her hands together, and quietly agrees. Once the moment passes, Wong Han gets serious and asks her what her plans are. Suchi looks at him earnestly and reminds him of his promise to support them, asking if he's going back on his word. Wong Han assures her he is not, but poses a challenge. He asks if she really dares to marry a delivery guy like him. Fired up, Succi stands and declares she dares, adding that if he fails to support them, she will simply remarry. Hearing this, Wong Han decides and tells her they will register their marriage the very next day. With fierce determination, she agrees, stating that she is not afraid. Satisfied, Wong Han leans back with a smile and says that it's settled. Their plans are interrupted when Wong Han's phone buzzes. He tells Suchi he has to take the call and she nods. He steps out onto the balcony to answer. The person on the other end, whom he calls Shiao Hua, frantically warns him he is in danger. Xiao Hua, who calls Wong Han boss, says an assassin named Hydra is coming to Jang Ning City to kill him. Wong Han remains calm and asks if the source is reliable and if they can confirm Hydra's location. Shia Hua reports Hydra was last seen near the Lynn family's villa. Lighting a cigarette, Wang Han cooly tells his subordinate he understands and will make time to take care of the assassin tomorrow. While Wong Han is on the balcony, Sui sits on the sofa talking on her phone and eating her cake. She is on a call with her best friend Linu who wished her a happy birthday and asked if she was the first one. With an amused smile, Sui tells her friend she was second. Linu is shocked immediately asking who was first and hoping it wasn't Chinhao. Suchi glancing towards the balcony reveals that it was him. Her friend is furious, demanding to know how she got mixed up with that delivery guy again. As she takes another bite of cake, Succi sigh and tells an astonished Lynchu that it's a long story, but they have decided to register their marriage tomorrow. This news sends her friend into a panic, who asks if she has gone crazy for marrying a delivery guy and demands her location. Suki calmly replies that she is at his place. A worried Linu tries to calm her down, promising to figure something out. She declares she will go and beg the mysterious big shot, who won the auction, the one her grandfather knows, to help Suchi no matter what. However, the call suddenly cuts off and Succi is left wondering what happened. Meanwhile, on the balcony, Wong Han's tense conversation continues. His subordinate adds more worrying news, informing him that the eldest princess had asked about his whereabouts 2 days ago. Wong Han grows more serious, demanding to know if Xia told her he was in Jang Ning. His subordinate nervously explains he had no choice, as he knows the princess's temper and feared she would have castrated him if he hadn't complied. The news is so shocking that Wong Han is speechless and drops his lighter. He yells into the phone, furious that his trusted subordinate sold him out. Shia tries to diffuse the situation, suggesting the princess's family background makes her a great match for his boss and he should just give in. Wong Han angrily cuts him off, demanding to know when she is arriving. Seeing his boss's fury, Xiaoa makes an excuse about a bad signal and abruptly hangs up, leaving Wong Han fuming. He is left alone on the balcony, crouching in frustration, thinking this is a very bad situation. Just then, his phone buzzes with a notification. Annoyed, he wonders who is bothering him now. He looks at his screen and sees a text from an unknown number. The sender introduces herself as Lin Sufu, Linqing Yuns granddaughter. In the message, she proposes a business partnership, suggesting that since he is new to the city, cooperating with the Sue family on the new district project would be mutually beneficial. Desperate to help her friend, she makes a bold offer, promising that if he agrees, she will do anything he asks. Reading her brazen proposal, Wong Han smirks, thinking she certainly has some nerve. Almost immediately, his phone rings. It is Linqing Yun, who has clearly learned of his granddaughter's text. He apologizes profusely for the trouble she has caused. Wong Han calmly tells him it's fine. Taking charge, Wong Han gives Lining Yun two clear instructions. First, he needs a sniper rifle and two bullets, which he will pick up tomorrow. Second, he orders Lynn to give Su Chi full authority over the new district project, forbidding anyone else from the Sue family from getting involved. Without hesitation, Linqing Yun agrees to carry out his young master's commands. Later, while Wong Han is on the balcony, Suchi is relaxing in his apartment, lying on the bed, and reading. Her phone buzzes with a message from her best friend, Linu. The text has exciting news. Linu contacted the mysterious big shot who won the new district project. She tells Succi he has agreed to cooperate with the Sue family and more importantly insisted that Suki be in charge. They are to meet the next day to discuss details. Overjoyed, Succi happily replies, confirming she will see her tomorrow. Just then, Wong Han walks back in and notices her happy expression, asking what has her in a good mood. Still seeing him as just a delivery guy, she dismisses it as a project matter he wouldn't understand. She then seems surprised he found her reading and he teases that he didn't expect her to have a habit of reading books. He leans close, their faces inches apart, and whispers that there's a lot she doesn't expect about him. Flustered by his proximity, Suki blushes and stammers, asking what he is doing and reminding him that agreeing to marry him doesn't mean. But instead of making a move, Wong Han gently takes a pillow from the bed. He tells her that if she's tired, she should rest and that he will sleep on the sofa. As he leaves, he nonchalantly adds that reading in bed isn't good for pregnant women, leaving a blushing and speechless such behind. Lying back, she's embarrassed, thinking she really thought he was going to do something. The next day dawn's bright. On the apartment balcony, Wong Han is in the middle of a grueling workout, performing one-handed handstand push-ups. Suki, in pajamas, steps out and watches him. Amused, she jokingly asks if he is practicing Toad style. He lands smoothly and corrects her, stating it's a technique called the dragon coiling hand, a name she's never heard. He explains it's not a flashy martial art, but a genuine killing technique, demonstrating a few swift movements. Curious, Suchi asks why a simple delivery guy would need to learn something so dangerous. Wong Han stops and looks at her, sharing wisdom from his father. Use martial arts to stop conflict and protect your family. Succi is impressed and agrees his father's words were wise. Changing the subject, Wong Han says he has made breakfast and prepared toiletries for her. Touched, she remarks she never realized a big guy like him could be so thoughtful. With a confident smirk, he replies there is a lot she hasn't realized about him yet. He then tells her that after they eat, she needs to come with him to her place. She is confused, asking why. He explains they need her household registration book, otherwise they can't register their marriage. He then playfully teases her, asking if she is really sure about marrying a delivery guy like him. Provoked, Suki gets angry, thinking he is backing out. She yells that she isn't scared and tells him to hurry up so they can register their marriage immediately. As they walk to his motorcycle, Suki brings up a practical matter, asking if they should meet his parents first. Wong Han dismisses it, saying there's no need and they can talk about it after the baby is born. Confused, Suchi asks why they should wait. With a sly smile, Wong Han explains he is afraid his family won't approve of her. He figures that once the baby is born, his family will be forced to accept the situation. Hearing this, Succi, hands on her hips, sarcastically asks if he is implying he is marrying into her family. He playfully looks her over and compliments her looks, figure, and temperament, but then adds that her family background is a bit lacking. Offended, she asks if he thinks he is more than good enough for her. Wong Han laughs it off, telling her not to take it so seriously and to get on the motorcycle with an annoyed hof. She gets on behind him. He tells her to hold his waist tight and they speed off down the road. Unbeknownst to them, they are being watched. From a hidden spot, Chinhow and a muscular subordinate see them leave. The subordinate remarks with disgust that the spent the night with a delivery guy and asks his young master what to do. His face dark with rage, Chinhao gives a brutal order. He tells his man to kill the delivery guy and then take the to a hotel for him. The subordinate cracks his knuckles and says he will take his men and follow them immediately. As Wong Han and Suchi ride through the city, he notices in his rearview mirror that a white van has been tailing them. He realizes they are being followed. Thinking quickly, he leans back and tells Succi a change of plans. He says she should go home first to get her things as he has an errand to run. Unaware of the danger, she agrees. Wong Han then accelerates, weaving through traffic to lose their pursuers. Following his plan, Wong Han drives Sui to a safe house. Once she is safely inside, he gets back on his motorcycle and speeds away, drawing his pursuers attention. The white van immediately gives chase, following him into an affluent neighborhood. Wong Han leads them on a short chase before pulling up to a large modern villa, a deliberately chosen location. He halts his motorcycle and gets off, seemingly waiting. He glances at the villa's second floor balcony and spots a man with spiky hair hiding there, confirming it's an ambush. The man on the balcony realizes he has been spotted. Undeterred, Wong Han calmly walks towards the villa, thinking that since his enemies are gathered here, it's time to take care of them all at once. He enters the lavish empty house and walks upstairs. In a room, a sniper rifle case sits open on a table exactly as he had arranged. He picks up the suppressed rifle, impressed by Lynn's efficiency. However, his attention is suddenly caught by something unexpected. He looks up and notices a blue bra lying on the nearby bed, leaving him momentarily confused. Before he can process it, a woman wrapped in a towel walks out of an adjoining room. It is Linu, Sui's best friend, who lets out a terrified scream upon seeing a strange man in her room holding a high-powered rifle. Recognizing him, Lynn Schufu furiously demands to know what the stinking delivery guy is doing in her home, reminding him he is trespassing in the Lynn family's villa. But before their argument escalates, a red laser dot appears on her forehead. Seeing the sniper's laser, Wong Han instantly screams at her to get down. Without a second to spare, a bullet smashes through the window. Wong Han lunges across the room, tackling a terrified Lin Sufu and knocking her out of the bullet's path just in time. They crash onto the bed and she struggles against him, yelling for the bastard to let her go. He holds her down firmly, his expression serious, and quietly warns her to stop yelling, telling her that if she makes another sound, she will be killed. Getting to his feet, Wong Han grabs the sniper rifle as a stunned Lin Schwe asks what is happening. He ignores her, moving to the shattered window and taking aim at the villa across from them. He mutters a taunt that Hydra must not have nine brains and fires a single precise shot. The bullet flies across the courtyard and finds its mark, hitting the ambusher on the opposite balcony. The sniper is killed instantly, slumping to the ground with a bullet in his head. Wong Han lowers his weapon with a casual salute, remarking with disappointment that Hydra was taken care of so easily. Before he can celebrate, a frantic Linu grabs him, demanding an explanation for the gun in her house. But at that moment, Wong Han senses flare as he detects another threat. A second bullet rips through the air, shattering another window from a different angle. Reacting with incredible speed, Wong Han again shouts for her to get down and throws himself on top of her, shielding her with his body. They crash to the floor as the bullet zips past where they had just been standing, impacting the wall behind them. Still on the floor with Linu, Wong Han realizes there are more attackers outside. Thinking fast, he grabs a piece of her clothing from the bed and throws it into the air as a decoy. He mentally lists his opponents. the assassin hydra, the thugs from the van, and this new sniper. He grimly concludes he has several guests to deal with today. The decoy works. As the enemy sniper fires at the movement, Wong Han takes aim with his own rifle, a terrified Lin Schwe watching from behind him. He returns fire with his second and final bullet. The shot flies across the open space and strikes another sniper hiding in a different location, taking him out. Immediately, heavy suppressing fire erupts from a third location as another assassin on a nearby rooftop unleashes a volley of shots at their window. Wong Han grabs Linu and dives behind a sofa for cover as the wall behind them is peppered with bullets. Pinned down in a compromising position, she screams and calls him a pervert. Once the shooting stops, Wong Han calmly plucks one of the enemy's spent bullet casings from the wall. He examines it closely and recognizes a unique six-pointed star insignia on the base. He identifies it as a special warhead from a notorious Eastern European assassin organization known as Aries. He turns to a shaken Linu and asks when she managed to provoke such dangerous people. She can only stammer that she doesn't know. At that moment, Wong Han looks at his empty rifle and curses himself for being careless. He had only asked for two bullets and is now out of ammunition. He kneels, wondering what to do now that he is unarmed and surrounded. Suddenly, a memory strikes Lin Sufu. She tells Wong Han she might know who is behind the attack. She recalls that a while ago an Eastern European boss tried to buy research technology from her company, but she had refused his offer. This revelation provides a clear motive for the professional assassins now trying to kill her. As the hail of bullets continues, Wong Han's eyes narrow. He quickly pushes Linu's head down, shouting for her to watch out as another bullet z past them. Pinned down behind the sofa, they sit amidst the debris, waiting for a break in the gunfire. With no ammunition left, Wong Han needs another plan. His eyes fall on the shards of broken glass on the floor. Deciding on a desperate move, he picks up a sharp piece of glass. Seizing a momentary lull in the shooting, he leaps to his feet and with incredible speed flings the glass shard like a throwing knife towards the final sniper's position. The makeshift projectile finds its target and the assassin cries out in pain. With the last sniper taken down, the immediate threat is over. Wong Han stands up and tells Linu she can get up now because it is safe. Finally getting to her feet, she looks at him with suspicion and confronts him directly. She states his job as a delivery guy must be a cover and demands to know who he really is. Wong Han coldly dismisses her question, telling her she doesn't need to know his identity. Furious at his secrecy, she threatens to tell Succi everything, but he quickly holds a finger to his lips to silence her. His expression turns serious as he warns her to be quiet, explaining that he hears a noise outside. A look of terror crosses Linu's face as she asks if there are still more enemies. Panicked, she grabs onto him and asks what they are going to do. He calmly tells her not to worry and that he will go take a look. Meanwhile, downstairs, Chinha's three thugs have entered the villa armed with large machetes. One of them recognizes Wong Han and wonders what a delivery guy is doing in a place like this. The leader scoffs, assuming that he must be a common thief. Just then, Wong Han appears at the top of the stairs. He looks down at the armed intruders and with a casual wave, greets them. With a confident smirk, Wong Han calmly asks the three armed men if they are looking for him. The muscular leader points his blade at Wong Han, saying they are brother How's men sent by Chinhao. He accuses Wong Han of sleeping with their boss's woman, Suchi, while another thug impatiently says to stop talking and just break his legs. Completely unfazed, Wong Han simply asks what they plan to do about it. Enraged by his arrogance, the thugs charge forward, screaming insults. The fight is brutally short. Wong Han moves with incredible speed, intercepting the first attacker with a powerful kick to the face that snaps his head back. In seconds, two of the thugs are unconscious, leaving only their stunned leader. The muscular thug stares in disbelief, wondering since when the standards for delivery guys had gotten so high and realizing his opponent is a trained martial artist. Refusing to accept defeat by a mere delivery guy, he lets out a furious yell and charges at Wong Han with his machete. Wong Han effortlessly leaps over the wild swing and in a single motion delivers a devastating kick to the man's arm. The blow sends the machete flying and knocks the thug to the ground. With all three attackers defeated, Wong Han stands amidst the scattered bodies. Lyn Schu, who watched the fight from the top of the stairs, finally lets out a terrified scream. The sound alerts the downed leader, who, though beaten, is still conscious. Angered by her screaming, he struggles to his feet and sees an opportunity, lunging towards the defenseless Lean Sufu. Before she can react, he grabs her and holds his blade to her throat, taking her hostage. He glares at Wong Han, threatening to kill her if he takes another step. A terrified Lynn Schwe warns him that her grandfather will not spare him if he dares to harm her. However, Wong Han remains utterly calm. He looks at the thug and with a chilling lack of emotion, simply tells him to go ahead and do it, ignoring the blade at Lin Schwe's throat. Wong Han walks slowly towards the panicked thug, taunting him and asking why he hasn't acted on his threat. As Wong Han continues his relentless advance, he coldly asks if the man is too scared. The thug, sweating and terrified, screams at him to stop. In a blur of motion, Wong Han closes the distance in an instant. Before the thug can react, Wong Han catches the flat of the sword blade between his thumb and forefinger, stopping the weapon completely. He looks at the thug with contempt and asks if he really thinks he is skilled enough to brandish a sword in front of him. The thug is shocked by Wong Han's impossible strength, realizing with horror that he cannot move the blade at all. Wong Han continues to mock him, asking again why he doesn't just make his move. Then, with a simple flick of his fingers, he shatters the steel blade, sending shards of metal flying as the thug and Lin Schufu stare in stunned disbelief. Before the thug can recover, Wong Han grabs him by the throat, lifting him off the ground, he asks if a stinking rotten shrimp like him is even worthy of fighting him. Choking, the thug tries to save himself by gasping that he is a member of the powerful Black Dragon Society. Wong Han is unimpressed, dismissively asking, "So what?" before slamming the man's head into the floor, knocking him unconscious. However, the thug suddenly recovers and tries a new tactic. He scrambles to his feet, pleading with Wong Han not to go down a path of crime. This bizarre appeal has no effect. Wong Han delivers a brutal stomp to the man's face, causing him to scream in agony as blood flies from his mouth. Completely broken, the thug begs for mercy. He pleads for Wong Han to stop, making up a story about having an 80-year-old mother. In a final, desperate bid, he tells Wong Han he has important information to report. Standing over him, Wong Han gives the beaten thug 3 seconds for his last words. The man quickly reveals his crucial information. Brotherho, Chinhao, has already gone to find Suchi. And if Wong Han doesn't hurry, he will be too late. This news shocks Wong Han. Furious that the thug didn't tell him this vital information sooner, he delivers one last vicious kick, knocking him out cold. Just then, they hear a loud knocking at the door. A voice from outside announces they are the police. Realizing he must leave immediately. Wong Han tells Lin Sufu he is going to find Sui and is leaving the situation in her hands. He gives her one final instruction not to tell anyone he was there. As he runs out, she tells him to go, assuring him she knows what to say. A moment later, two police officers enter the villa. The lead officer shows Lin Sufu his badge and asks what happened. As two police cars pull up outside, she begins to explain that she was showering when three men broke in with knives. Following her statement, the police arrest the three unconscious thugs. An officer reports to his captain that they found two dead bodies, the snipers Wong Han had killed in the villa across the street, and that they do not look like ordinary people. Shocked, the captain orders his men to take everyone and everything to the station for investigation. Meanwhile, Succi is being cornered in a bedroom by a furious Chinhow. He reveals his sinister intentions, reminding her of the time he drugged her drink and gloating that he is going to force himself on her now. A terrified Sui tells him to get out, but he only becomes more enraged. He sneers that he has sent men to kill the delivery guy and that when they are done, he will force her in front of him. With a final lunge, he vows that he is going to play her to
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