Mi Ke has seen little of the world. She both longs for it and fears it, especially after witnessing her best friend’s husband cheat. She is terrified the same thing will happen to her. And then her worst fear comes true: she discovers that her husband still has feelings for his first love, with his body at home but his heart elsewhere...
Si Ruoqi has a broad outlook and is often teased by her friends as the heir to “mistress-of-the-house thinking.” To her, that means making sure the money is there, while not caring who her husband loves. Those who bear the burden are the ones who get hurt most deeply. Even when her husband’s mistress shows up with an illegitimate child, she still believes she can turn the tables...
Zhang Chenxi is a bit of a firebrand. Had she been born in ancient times, she would have made a fine heroine. Her husband, Ma Shidong, is devoted to her, and when their marriage runs into trouble, a mysterious person appears just in time to help.
It's very realistic, and much better than those sadomasochisms involving liver and kidney removal. Many people say that character determines destiny, but at critical moments, you still need the help of relatives and friends, whether to let go or not. Everyone's choice is different, and the results are different. One way or another. If you look at things lightly, you won't have so much resentment.