After she left her father and kept her son, President Pei lost control and knelt down.

A car accident resulted in one death and two serious injuries; the perpetrators offered their lives as atonement.
Qiao Wan became Pei Hansheng's bride to bring him good fortune, helping him achieve unparalleled glory during his most difficult time.
Yet she carries the stigma of being the girlfriend of a murderer, living as a sinner hated by everyone.
During the only time he shared a room with Pei Hansheng, he called out the name of his beloved.
Unexpectedly pregnant, Pei Hansheng flew to the country of his beloved, leaving her behind, and secretly gave birth to a son.
She thought the child could save the marriage, but all she got in return was the words, "You don't deserve me." She swallowed this bitter secret back down her throat.
Once your heart is broken, there's nothing left to hold onto.
On the day her beloved returned to China, she handed him the divorce papers.
The unapproachable man scoffed, "Divorce is fine, but don't even think about taking a single penny."
"I've paid off my debts; I don't want your money or your love."
The surprise in Pei Hansheng's eyes vanished in an instant, replaced by a mocking sneer: "What, did you think I would try to keep you?"
Qiao Wan doesn't argue or defend herself. She picks up her lost talent and becomes a newly rich woman with a net worth of hundreds of millions. She also raises her son to be optimistic and generous. She attracts countless fans with a stunning picture of her winning the championship.
Those who had once trampled her underfoot were indignant, accusing her of being immoral and having a bastard child, saying she deserved Pei Hansheng's rejection.
Later, they were surprised to find the noble young master kneeling in front of her, his eyes bloodshot, his voice hoarse: "Wife, don't abandon me, I'll take you and our son home."