I’m Fu Ruoshui, a 27-year-old lawyer specializing in divorce cases. I’m a partner at the Weak Waves Legal Firm, a psychological counselor, and the eldest daughter of the Fu Consortium. My parents are deeply in love, and they gave their only daughter this name. Three years ago, the Fu Consortium suffered a devastating blow and nearly went bankrupt. To save it, I defied my parents and agreed to marry into the Dingsheng Group. I got engaged to its current president, the cold, ruthless, germophobic, domineering, and obsessive Hei Tanhuai, who is three years older than me. We registered our marriage and signed a three-year contract for a sham marriage, then held a wedding without a groom. Li Ruonan, Hei Tanhuai’s one true love, played a video of them in bed on the giant screen at the wedding and invited a crowd of reporters. I was publicly humiliated and became the laughingstock of the entire city... In truth, I had known Hei Tanhuai since I was a little girl. Because I was born with low blood sugar, my father always put my favorite mint and coconut candies in my schoolbag. But my deskmate, Wang Haoyu, kept stealing them, and I once passed out and had to be rushed to the school infirmary because I hadn’t eaten a candy in time. Hei Tanhuai gave Wang Haoyu a severe dressing-down. From then on, I secretly called him Brother Huai. He took root in my heart like a tree, and there was no room in it for anyone else. Since childhood, I’ve felt that another little girl lived inside me, though I could never be sure. Then, almost three years into our marriage, I was about to divorce Hei Tanhuai when I learned that I had always been the woman he cherished most. I was the only one he loved, his dear little Ruoruo. I broke down in tears and fell into a coma. When I woke again, it was the little girl living inside me who had awakened: Furuo Shui, the river goddess of the Weak Waters. From then on, the truth of the thousand-year entanglement between us began to unfold...