Two years into their marriage, Yun Yan sees her beloved husband, Bo Jinyu, again at her father's funeral. He arrives with his true love to provoke her.
“I only married you to get revenge. Now that your father is dead, it's your turn to pay for his sins.”
Bo Jinyu torments Yun Yan until she loses her freedom, her child, and her dreams. At last, all that love is slowly worn away. Her heart is dead, and she is close to death...
Later, at the funeral of the eldest daughter of the Yun family, the usually dignified man loses control for the first time, his eyes bloodshot.
Years later, they meet again. She smiles brightly, holding the hand of a child who looks just like him. “You've got the wrong person. I don't know anyone named Bo Jinyu.”
Everyone says Bo Jinyu was made a fool of: he nearly died saving someone else's child and even has to raise the kid. They don't know that every time he wakes in a panic, he holds the woman beside him close and kisses her with tender care.
“Yun Yan, I was wrong. Don't leave me...”
The novel is beautifully written, describing the ups and downs of life, the good and evil in the world, hatred and resentment, and a happy and happy life.