Su Su dies in despair in the basement where Jiang Hao has imprisoned her. When she opens her eyes again, she is back three years earlier, on the third day of being confined by Jiang Hao under the pretense of “protecting” her. In her previous life, Jiang Hao wove a cage from his obsessive love, destroying her family and cutting off every escape route to keep her by his side. Now, carrying the hatred and fear she brought back from hell, Su Su is determined to escape this prison called “love.”
She pretends to obey while secretly searching for a way out: she finds a key left by a bodyguard from her previous life in a blind spot in the garden's surveillance coverage, slips a note asking for help to a reporter while out shopping, and hides a recording pen to document evidence of Jiang Hao's unlawful confinement. But Jiang Hao's need for control runs deep. He threatens her with her timid father, drives away the servants who help her, and even uses his influence to get away with it after she calls the police, locking her in an even deeper cage.
Just as Su Su is on the verge of despair, an old friend comes to her aid, and Jiang Hao is finally punished by law. A year later, Jiang Hao is released from prison. No longer consumed by madness, he cautiously approaches her again, quietly protecting her: he pays off her father's loan-shark debts, steps in when she is in danger, and slowly melts the ice in her heart with respect and patience.
From revenge and escape after returning from hell to facing the sincerity hidden beneath obsession, Su Su finally understands that true love is never about possession or confinement. When Jiang Hao sells the villa, removes the surveillance cameras, and promises to devote the rest of his life to earning her answer, “I do,” this redemption in the name of love finally lets them both step out of the shadows of the past and write a tender ending in their quiet days together: “Give love for love, and spend a lifetime seeing each other through.”
This is a story about a paranoid tyrant with a clear sense of routine. The setting of rebirth and revenge and the pursuit of his wife in the crematorium hit the right notes. The heroine's step-by-step self-rescue is full of suspense, and the contrast between the hero's transformation from paranoid imprisonment to humble protection is full of tension. Although the changes in logic and character are slightly abrupt, for the core audience, it is still a quick and easy read. [I also strongly recommend][Please pay attention][Add one to the bookshelf][Top post]🧐
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