She cared for her in-laws and used her dowry to support her husband’s family, only for him to demand a divorce so he could marry his mistress.
Mo Lingfeng sneered, “Qin Xianxian, without your parents, you’re nothing. Stop thinking you’re still the noble eldest daughter of the Qin family. Seeing your haggard, unkempt face makes me sick.”
After facing a pack of manipulative, bloodsucking in-laws, she decides to walk away. She takes on her husband’s younger sister, stands up to her mother-in-law, cuts ties with her scumbag husband, returns to the workplace, and helps her younger brother reclaim the property left by their adoptive parents.
When everything has finally settled, she is alone, only to be told that she is the biological younger sister of Gu Fochuan, known as “Buddha.”
She had planned to spend the rest of her life alone, but then she accidentally falls into the arms of a younger man. She hesitates, she wavers.
Until he says:
“I haven’t liked you for just a month,
or even a year,
but for five years, through every changing season.”
