In order to avenge an old family grudge, business tycoon Fu Sinian designed to marry the daughter of his enemy, cultural relic restorer Su Wan. After two years of marriage, he weaved an invisible web of indifference and misunderstanding, wiping away Su Wan's love and dignity. He thought his revenge was about to succeed, but he didn't know that he had already fallen in love with this tough and quiet girl as they spent time together day and night. When Su Wan was pregnant, but he forced her to have a miscarriage for the sake of "White Moonlight", and she was heartbroken and decided to hand over the divorce agreement, Fu Sinian began to panic.
After the divorce, Su Wan traveled far away from home. With his superb cultural relic restoration skills, he became famous in the industry, and there were many outstanding suitors around him. At the same time, Fu Sinian finally found out the truth of the year - everything was a carefully planned scam, and Su Wan's family was the real victim.
The truth is like a sharp blade, completely shattering Fu Sinian's world. Only then did he realize what a precious treasure he had destroyed with his own hands. From then on, the arrogant business emperor left behind all his stature and embarked on the long, humble and hopeless road of "chasing his wife in the crematorium". The highlight is the huge contrast in the attitude of the male protagonist before and after, from being paranoid and crazy to being a humble loyal dog, and the female protagonist's Shuangwen-style rise from enduring humiliation to being reborn and independent and self-reliant. The core attraction is the ultimate sense of "abusing women first and then men" and "reunion after breaking the mirror".
