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The Hidden Marriage: Mr. Shang’s Cold Facade Crumbles
The Hidden Marriage: Mr. Shang’s Cold Facade Crumbles Plot:
Su Xiao, an invisible office worker, is forced into a secret marriage with Shang Mo, the “cold and unfeeling” CEO of Shang Group, to save her grandmother. She expects a frigid contractual relationship, but Shang Mo’s “persona” collapses completely—he secretly warms her milk with a sticky note, waits downstairs with hot congee when she works overtime, and even storms over in a suit to confront a colleague who bullies her, blocking them in the elevator with a fierce warning. Just as Su Xiao falls for him, she finds Shang Mo’s diary from three years ago: turns out he’d remembered her name the day she rescued his lost cat, and this “hidden marriage” is a gentle trap he’s planned for a thousand days.
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