Copywriter: Childhood Sweethearts | Reconciliation | Hello World | Mature Men and Women "Those who excel at depicting moonlight need not always gaze at it in loneliness." The hard-working and innovative toy designer VS the cold and reserved finance man Seven years ago, Tan Wan embarked on her entrepreneurial journey after losing a family inheritance dispute. From scratch, she and an old friend founded a women's products company. After seven years of dedicated effort, they achieved some success. One day, Tan Wan was embroiled in a plagiarism lawsuit involving a design project. She was forced to seek help from her first love, Qian Jichi, whom she had dumped. Because he was the inspiration for the product. The first time she asked Qian Jichi out, he ignored her and sped past her in his Land Rover. The second time she tried to stop Qian Jichi, he said, "Tan Wan, don't talk to me in a slangy way! I won't take it!" ... After three visits, Qian Jichi calmly admired her desolation: "You dumped me so easily back then, and now you're just as good at clinging to me." While pondering, he suddenly changed the subject: "It's not impossible for me to help you." Thanks to Qian Jichi's help, the plagiarism lawsuit went smoothly. In court, Tan Wan held up the product patent report and pleaded with the judge: "The design of the butterfly-like design was inspired by my first love, who was a very gentle person." And Qian Jichi, the first love Tan Wan had mentioned, was sitting in the gallery. After leaving court, Qian Jichi pushed Tan Wan into a cramped corner and asked, "Tan Wan, it's been seven years. What do I, Qian Jichi, mean to you?" Tan Wan hesitated for a long time, finally saying, "You...are probably part of my database." Seven years ago, Qian Jichi suffered from separation anxiety after a sudden breakup. Seven years later, they unexpectedly met again, and Tan Wan happened to have something to ask of him. To avenge their past, Qian Jichi decided to give Tan Wan a good beating... So he made a request: "Starting tomorrow, come to my place after get off work." Unbeknownst to everyone, during their seven years apart, Qian Jichi had always considered Tan Wan his spiritual homeland, much like the way ancient scholars, when exiled, yearned for Chang'an. He, Qian Jichi, had always been a Tan Wanist. *Reading Tips: There's one male protagonist, and several male guests. (Male protagonist C, who is completely devoted to the female lead from beginning to end!) Tags: Urban, Reconciliation, Sweet, Charmboyant Main Characters: Tan Wan (Tan the Good Man), Qian Jichi (Glass Princess) Supporting Characters: Liang Ming, Mai Shifen, Pipa Necklace, and several male guests Other: Reconciliation, Growth, and Hard Work One-Sentence Synopsis: My Ex-Boyfriend Stole My Life (Reconciliation) Theme: Don't be afraid of setbacks; be brave!

Tan Wan, a sharp, ambitious woman carving her own path in the bustling metropolis of Shanghai. At the helm of her own women's products company, she seems to have it all: a successful career and a picture-perfect fiancé from a powerful family. But what happens when a figure from her past—her first love from seven years ago—reappears, forcing her to confront unresolved feelings and question the life she has so carefully built? This is a story about second chances, the complexities of modern love, and the enduring power of a connection that time cannot erase. It explores whether we can truly go back and if some loves are destined to be rekindled.