Southgate's prestigious Hawthorne Family orchestrates an arranged marriage to provide the young heir a mother—and the North Family's illegitimate daughter becomes the unexpected choice. Raina North arrives as an outsider: counterfeit heiress, no formal education, an unmarried mother. Society's judgment is swift and merciless; everyone anticipates her swift dismissal. Then the impossible unfolds. The formidable Hell King Hawthorne kneels publicly to tie his wife's shoes. He purchases an entire uncharted island for three billion, gifting Raina ownership. The global space agency announces a newly discovered celestial body renamed "Raina Star"—purchased by an anonymous billionaire. The social elite reels. Raina herself—prepared for battle—finds her strategy obliterated. This wasn't the plan. Marriage was meant as a temporary arrangement, a stepping stone to power and independence, not this. Divorce. The decision is final. Bobby agrees: "I'm staying with Mommy." The second child agrees: "Only if child support reaches one hundred billion." The third child agrees: "I'm calling Daddy Jiang, Uncle Ling, Brother Bo immediately. They've waited years for this." A mysterious man, cradling their newborn fourth child, sighs deeply and continues his vigil.