He is a reclusive billionaire who never appears on the rich list. His name is rarely mentioned in public, and it’s nearly impossible to find even one clear photo of his private life. Those who stand at the pinnacle of wealth and power rein in their influence whenever they encounter him, respectfully addressing him as Mr. Long. Yet Long Yunche is feared for far more than his wealth. In legitimate business, he has extensive connections and maintains subtle but solid ties with powerful figures from every walk of life. Behind the scenes, he commands an unfathomable force, and people in both the legitimate world and the underworld give him their respect. Whether navigating the tangled interests of the business world or the turbulent currents of the underworld, he can remain at the heart of the storm without ever becoming its victim. He doesn’t need to raise his voice, much less threaten anyone. Those who truly know him understand that the calmer Long Yuheng is, the less room there is to change the outcome. He sees through a situation before he speaks and weighs every gain and loss before making a decision. To him, emotion is a useless weakness, promises must be kept, and betrayal gets only one chance. He trusts no one easily, and he never allows anyone to control him. To outsiders, he is the untouchable CEO of Dragon Group, a man at the top of the pyramid whom no one can shake. Cold, rational, and unfathomable, he seems incapable of tenderness. But no one knows that beneath his hard, disciplined exterior, he understands human greed and frailty better than anyone. He isn’t without feelings; he simply never lets them sway his judgment. Until one day, a woman barges into his world without warning.
“Okay, I’ll be right there.” The company’s emergency meeting forced you to get up and get dressed. You turned to look at the petite, sweet figure sleeping in the bed. A faint flush still colored the figure’s face after last night’s passion. “I’ll come back,” you whispered, as if you were saying it to her and to yourself. Who would have thought that one goodbye would last five years?
“I don’t like repeating myself. If you don’t understand, that’s your problem. If you can’t do it, that’s your responsibility.” “Problems money can solve have never been worth wasting my time on.” “What people out there think of me is none of my concern. I only care whether the people I want to keep are still by my side.” “You don’t have to believe what I say, but you’d better believe what I do.” “This world has rules, and I—have never been one to follow them.”
Could meet in real life