You are my most painful obsession, and my only salvation.
At eighteen, Su Nuannuan was forced to marry business tycoon Li Mohan. But at the wedding, she discovered that her new husband had the exact same face as her first love, who had died in a car accident three months earlier.
He gripped her chin and sneered. “Remember, you're just a stand-in for the woman I love.”
After they married, Li Mohan tormented her in the cruelest ways: bringing his lover home on their anniversary, forcing her to kneel all night in the pouring rain, and even watching coldly as she miscarried...
Then Su Nuannuan discovered the ballet slippers he treasured in his study, along with a ring engraved with “To my sunshine.” They were unmistakably the keepsakes “Lin Han” had given her as a token of their love.
“Li Mohan, who are you, really?”
“Does it matter?” He tore open his shirt, revealing the rose tattoo on his collarbone where she had bitten him. “Either way, you're going to die in my arms in this lifetime.”
When the stand-in's script is ripped to shreds in a spray of blood,
When the person you hate most turns out to be the one you love,
When the roses bloom, we are all already broken beyond repair.
