Seven years into her marriage to Shen Yanjin, Jiang Qing was diagnosed with a brain tumor.
Jiang Qing decided to take a gamble for the sake of her husband and child, lying on the operating table with a fifty-fifty chance of survival.
But when her husband’s first love, Jiang Mingzhu, returned from abroad, Jiang Qing discovered that her marriage to Shen Yanjin had been a lie.
Shen Yanjin had put his first love by his side as his secretary. His friends called her Sister-in-law, and even their six-year-old child said how wonderful it would be if she were his mother.
Utterly heartbroken, Jiang Qing cut ties with father and son and vanished without a trace.
Then one day, they saw the diagnosis she had left behind and were consumed with regret.
The father and son chased her overseas and fell to their knees in repentance, begging only for her to look at them.
Jiang Qing didn’t even bat an eyelid.
She was better off without a heartless ex-husband and an ungrateful son.
Warning: The female lead is a wealthy heiress, rich, beautiful, and talented, but she lacks men, especially the male lead. She's practically dead, yet she still manages to have an extremely ambiguous and complicated relationship with the male lead. It would have been better if she had just died...
Can't we just let the female lead shine on her own? She's always dragging herself into this mess with her ex-husband. Can't we just be direct? Just cut off all ties between her and that man and their child, then have someone who truly cares for her appear, and she be like him. Or maybe she can achieve a state of detachment from worldly affairs and shine on her own.
The male lead is moved by his own persistent pursuit, while the female lead is indecisive, unable to leave decisively if she doesn't want to, using one person as a shield while dragging another into the mess. The male lead harms her, yet she's not so harsh on him; it's a tug-of-war.
Warning: The male lead and the child treated the female lead so badly in the early chapters that she was practically dead. Judging from the current situation, they'll reconcile soon. The male supporting character respects and likes the female lead, but she herself wants to try things out with him, yet she's also entangled with the male lead.
When faced with provocation, the female lead shouldn't just casually say she'll leave. She should have some assertiveness; otherwise, everyone's malice is overwhelming her. She doesn't even bother to retort, or at least pretend she still likes someone to deceive others. I could accept that, but this makes her seem like a pushover, which isn't very appealing.
666, write 200 chapters, then return to the plot of the first chapter.
Why do I keep seeing stories where the female protagonist wants someone else to be her child's mother, and then, disappointed, she doesn't want her own child anymore?
I hope they break up.
Avoid this situation. You're still being soft-hearted after all this? He almost lost his life in seven years, and you're still being soft-hearted?
Wow, you're still soft-hearted even after all this.