Five years ago, Su Wan was a pawn in Fu Chengyu’s hands, manipulated at will and used as a tool for revenge. A marriage-of-convenience contract trapped all her devotion and youthful years. Her younger sister’s schemes, his distrust, and his merciless decision to send her to prison ultimately ended with her “perishing in a fire,” leaving behind only a divorce agreement. Five years later, she returned, reborn, with her adorable child, wanting nothing more than a peaceful life. But he appeared like a madman, using every means at his disposal to keep her by his side. Once, he had coldly watched her fall into the dust. Now, he knelt outside her door for three days and nights, just to beg for a single glance. Fu Chengyu: “Wanwan, I’ll give you my life. Please look at me just once more.” Su Wan: “Mr. Fu, could your act be as awful as your life?” This is a consuming entanglement in which she desperately tries to escape while he spends his entire life chasing after her.
