After getting out of prison, Ting Wan is busy earning money, raising her child, and clearing her name.
The man who once sent her to prison and hated her to the bone appears before her and says:
“Raise my son, and I’ll give you a life of wealth and privilege.”
Ting Wan smiles faintly. “Aren’t you afraid I’ll kill your son? I’m a cold-blooded woman, after all.”
Looking at the paternity test, Jin Hannian says, “He’s your biological son. If you can really bear to do it, we can always have another.”
Ting Wan: “…”
*
There are three things about Jin Hannian that no one knows:
“She’s my enemy, but I want to marry her.”
“I heard she loves my sworn enemy. How can I get rid of that bastard without anyone finding out, and without upsetting her?”
“What can I do to keep her by my side for all eternity?”
The plot is good, the wealthy family is really chaotic, and there are too many conspiracies for the male and female protagonists. If the love is not firm, we will have said goodbye at the fork in the road. In the face of strength, any conspiracy and conspiracy will be in vain.