Historical romance, heartbreak before love, and revenge.
Meng Fuyao’s parents die when she is six. Her uncle, Cheng Jiaxing, one of the top three tea merchants in Gusu City, takes her in at the Cheng residence. But all he gives her is food and a small room. From the moment she enters the Cheng household, Meng Fuyao has to serve her uncle, aunt, and cousin just like the servants, yet she is still insulted and ignored at every turn.
One day, a planned flower-viewing outing takes an unexpected turn. Mistaken for her cousin Cheng Mengbing, she is abducted and taken to the bed of Su Mingxuan, the young lord of the Marquis of Su’s residence.
When Su Mingxuan was six, a disaster caused by human malice disfigured him. Since then, he has always worn a black bronze mask. He tells Meng Fuyao that she can leave the Su residence once she bears his child. The child will be the first step in his revenge for his mother.
At last, Meng Fuyao gives birth to Su Mingxuan’s child. When the moment she can finally leave arrives, she realizes just how reluctant she is to part with him.
Su Mingxuan, too, refuses to let Meng Fuyao go. She has long since become the only reason he has to live.
As Su Mingxuan seeks revenge for his mother, he unexpectedly uncovers the truth behind the deaths of Meng Fuyao’s parents.
How will Meng Fuyao face the cruelty of the truth?
Good looking, like it