[Super melodramatic and super angsty, but also super sweet: finding sugar among the glass shards. Rekindled romance, husband-chasing redemption arc, both leads are virgins. Hope you enjoy!]
Four years ago, amid the power struggle at the Lu family, the most powerful clan in the capital, Song Wan'an was threatened by her scumbag father and stepsister with her mother's life. They forced her to set up the man she loved, Lu Zhiheng. With a single accusation that he had “made improper advances,” she destroyed his claim as the heir and sent him to prison.
Four years later, he was released. With an iron hand, he seized power again and reclaimed his place as the imposing, untouchable king of the business world.
And she, once a celebrated violin prodigy, had her tendons severed and could never play again. Reduced to working in a bar, she struggled to make ends meet, living a wretched, miserable life.
When they met again, she was desperate to pay her mother's hospital bills. Her eyes full of longing, she knelt and begged, “A-Heng, please, help me!”
He sat high above her in a luxury car, with a beautiful woman in his arms. His gaze was utterly cold. “Wan'an, where were you when I begged you four years ago?”
They said the head of the Lu family was cold and aloof, and that only his fiancée could soften him.
But later... people claimed they'd seen him force another woman into his arms and kiss her recklessly, then kneel and beg her not to go with someone else, to look at him!
Is it okay for Dr. Jian to be the male protagonist? I think he's okay 🥺 🥺
Why did the heroine die in the end? 😢😢😢😢
Overall not bad