A classic cliché: the son of a world-renowned conglomerate family and a girl who's like a common weed. They dated since they were students, but he kept his wealthy background a secret. The day he was found out, she naturally cried and tried to break up with him. No matter how much he held on, she wouldn't stay—until her family's life was turned upside down, their meager savings evaporated, and she had nowhere to go. That's when he offered her a room in his house. She pushed him away for a long time while living there, but three years later, they were married. You'd think they'd live happily ever after, but two years into the marriage, just as they should be enjoying their honeymoon phase, the obsession he had suppressed for fear she might run away began to rear its head. He assigned her a bodyguard, received reports of her daily schedule down to the minute, and having inherited his father's business, he began to wield his power in earnest. But there was one thing this brilliant, perfect Chairman overlooked: the bodyguard he hired to watch her was actually whispering in her ear, asking if her married life was too hard to bear.