At twenty-two, Ling Yang returns to the side of Xia Yuan, the “adoptive father” who abandoned him ten years ago, bearing a body covered in scars and a deep-seated hatred.
One is the seemingly gentle head of a business empire who controls everything; the other is a rebellious young man on the surface, broken inside and bent on revenge.
Ten years ago, Xia Yuan took Ling Yang from an orphanage and gave him a life of luxury, only to abandon him without mercy when Ling Yang depended on him most.
Ten years later, Ling Yang carefully plots and proceeds step by step, determined to drag Xia Yuan from his pedestal and make him taste what it feels like to be abandoned.
But when layer upon layer of disguise falls away and the truth cuts open the past like a blade, they discover that
The deepest wounds are often inflicted in the name of love, and the most painful redemption often begins with destruction.
This is no simple tale of revenge. It is the long journey of two damaged souls, tearing at each other and stitching each other back together amid hatred and longing.
“Xia Yuan, I want you to beg for my forgiveness on your knees.”
“Ling Yang, I never stopped loving you, even if I did it the wrong way.”