In everyone’s eyes, Susu is a wicked woman who took advantage of her sister becoming a vegetable to climb into the bed of the man her sister loved most.
After they married, her comeuppance was brutal: she went blind, her mother had an accident, and her in-laws looked down on her and wished she would be thrown out. Her own family thought she was useless. After three years of marriage, she still wasn’t pregnant and couldn’t keep her husband’s heart, so they treated her with cold words. Every night, Cheng Sheng clung to her in a fever of passion, making her atone for her sins.
Then she was diagnosed with terminal cancer, and her life began counting down. Her sister woke up, too, and begged her humbly to divorce Cheng Sheng and give him back.
Cheng Sheng, who had always hated her to the bone, refused: “Susu, my wife, I’ll repay her for what she owes you. Don’t hate her. Blame me for changing my heart.”
The heroine must get a divorce, preferably be