Fifteen years ago, Xie Dingyin, the Marquis of Anding, abandoned his wife and traveled far to the borderlands in search of true love.
His beloved saved his life in Jinling, and he vowed to repay her for saving him.
Fifteen years later, could that woman in foreign dress really be the Marquess of Anding?
Was she also the manager of Su Li?
And was that brave new vanguard, Xie Jincheng, really his son?
Xie Dingyin regretted everything. He begged, “Su Ruoruo, please forgive me, will you?”
For the sake of a fleeting glimpse in her youth, and the love she never found back then,
Su Ruoruo softened again and again.
But Xie Dingyin was still deceiving her.
What he regretted was leaving Shangjing, the center of power.
Fifteen years later, he had used this woman from Jiangnan once more.
Su Ruoruo sold her home to raise money for Xie Dingyin,
ultimately sacrificing her son's future
and half her own life.
Xie Dingyin traveled to the northwest to win her back.
It seemed as if he was sincere this time, but Su Ruoruo did not believe him.
Fortunately, she had not, because the woman he brought back was the very one he had sought.
He said, “Susu, let us divorce.”
Su Ruoruo no longer felt any attachment to Shangjing. She left without hesitation.
In the end, Xie Dingyin discovered that the person who had saved him was Su Ruoruo all along.
He knew he had truly been wrong. In his sleep, he called out Su Ruoruo's name.
But there was no longer any Su Ruoruo in Jiangnan.
“Call me Madam Li.”
She had become another man's widow.
How far can a relationship built on deception and scheming go?
What does the future hold for Xie Dingyin and Su Ruoruo?
