The Tragic-Novel Heroine Finally Couldn't Take It Anymore and Died

(A male lead who outdoes Xiu Jin, is no less than Shen Xing, is more of a scumbag than Huai Zuo, and rivals Cheng Yin: Mo Yuchen) For years, the beautiful, high-born eldest daughter of the Song family in Nancheng loved Mo Yuchen. She became his secret wife and devoted herself to him, only to be framed by his childhood sweetheart and sent to prison. After her release: Song Shengsheng: “A Chen, I didn’t hurt Grandpa Mo!” Mo Yuchen: “Shut up! After all these years, you’re still making excuses for the terrible things you’ve done!” Because she refuses to admit she’s wrong, the all-powerful Master Mo of Nancheng subjects her to every kind of humiliation. The nation’s finest musician, Nancheng’s most beautiful guqin player, has her fingers broken one by one. A bird with broken wings can no longer fly. Song Shengsheng’s dream of becoming the world’s greatest guqin player is shattered. Song Shengsheng: “I really didn’t...” Mo Yuchen: “Since you have a mouth but refuse to tell the truth, you won’t need to speak ever again!” This must be what it means to have grievances you can’t voice. Song Shengsheng is already living a miserable life, but to some people, as long as she exists, there’s still a chance Mo Yuchen might change his mind. One misunderstanding and frame-up after another leaves the man completely sick of Song Shengsheng... Years pass, and beauty turns to bones. Love that comes too late is worthless as grass. Later, a madman appears in Nancheng, telling everyone how beautiful and gentle his wife was. When the man touches his wife’s face, there is no warmth. Of course. How could a photograph on a gravestone be warm? “Shengsheng, I believe none of it had anything to do with you. Come back... please...?”