In order to save the family, Su Wanqing signed a loveless marriage contract and became Fu Sinian's nominal wife. Everyone said that she was the Bai Yueguang substitute that Mr. Fu kept close to his heart. After all, he gave her top-notch resources and cleared all obstacles for her. Even the preferences she mentioned inadvertently were accurately reproduced by him into every corner of her life.
She indulged in this carefully woven trap of tenderness. It wasn't until "True White Moonlight" returned to China that Fu Sinian's indifference tore apart all the illusions. He pushed her into the abyss with his own hands and said with a cold tone: "Su Wanqing, don't forget your identity. A substitute should have the consciousness of a substitute."
The family was overturned and its reputation was in disrepute. Su Wanqing left the scene in embarrassment with scars all over her body. But she didn't know that this seemingly cruel "substitute game" had been Fu Sinian's long-planned plan from the beginning. He was afraid that approaching her would scare her away, and that his affectionate confession would be rejected, so he could only use the name of "White Moonlight" to carefully protect her under his wings.
When the truth came to light, the man who turned his hands to make clouds and rain, put aside all his pride and blushed in front of her: "Wan Qing, I have never had any white moonlight. From the beginning to the end, I only have you." The most paranoid love is hidden in the heart-wrenching marriage contract. This story that started as a scam will eventually use the rest of his life as a promise to redeem all misses and debts.
