Knowing the Trap, I Fell for It Anyway

Lu Yin and Tan Guilin's entanglement began with an outrageous deal. When the agreed term was up, they'd settle the account and go their separate ways. At first, she really did have ulterior motives. She was only after his money. But plans never keep pace with change, and before long, she was simply unable to stop herself from falling deeper, step by step. After dying once and being left battered and bruised, Lu Yin wants nothing, including Tan Guilin. After their divorce, Lu Yin turns around and gets engaged to his good friend in a very public display. But the man keeps closing in on her. She coolly reminds him, “A broken mirror can never be made whole again. You should be calling me sister-in-law now.” Tan Guilin smirks, unconcerned. “A broken mirror may be hard to mend, but what I want is a happily-ever-after with you.” Both leads are devoted only to each other.