She Married the Wrong Man, a Comatose Husband, and Had Triplets

Ye Xinnian, the neglected heiress of a wealthy family, is forced to marry Gu Yeting in her younger sister’s place. He’s in a vegetative state. She thinks she’ll spend the rest of her life caring for a living corpse, but on their wedding night, her comatose husband suddenly opens his eyes. When Gu Yeting learns his new wife is the daughter of his enemy, he treats her with cold indifference. He draws up a contract: their marriage will last one year, after which they’ll go their separate ways. He even declares that he could never love her. She secretly refuses to back down, claiming she already has someone she loves and would never fall for him. But as they spend more time together, he discovers her good qualities day after day and gradually falls for her. When the year is up, she leaves without a backward glance, only for him to pull her into his arms. “Leaving? First, give back what you stole from me!” Ye Xinnian stares at him, baffled. “What did I steal?” The domineering CEO answers with utter conviction: “My heart.”