Global billionaire Huo Xizhou spent fifteen years secretly searching for his savior, Nan Zhiyi, who had a crescent-shaped birthmark on her wrist. Just as he was about to give up, he learned by chance at his mother’s birthday banquet that his savior was his niece’s best friend. Before he could thank her in person, he discovered that Nan Zhiyi had been caught in a car-crash scheme concocted by her scumbag father and stepmother, who planned to “sell their daughter to save the company.” She was clinging to life.
Huo Xizhou spared no expense to snatch her back from death. Nan Zhiyi had lost her memories and gone blind, and she clung tightly to him as her only lifeline. To repay the debt of having his life saved, Huo Xizhou carefully staged a marriage deception and married her without her knowing, binding her to him with love and keeping her at his side by force, showering her with devoted care. Their “love after marriage” story quietly began.
But fate played a cruel joke. Nan Zhiyi’s memories came crashing back, and she not only discovered that everything had been a deception, but also uncovered her true identity. She resolutely left a divorce agreement and told him, “We’re not right for each other. This will never work!”
The refined, proud Huo Xizhou completely lost control and pinned her into a corner. “Even a bitter fruit is still a fruit! If I force the melon from the vine, it’ll be sweet whether it likes it or not!”
Every night, the man held her in his arms and coaxed her softly, instantly turning into a manipulative green tea boyfriend as he confessed in a hoarse voice:
“Zhizhi, you’re my life! I’ll die without you! Honey, be kind to me, okay?”
A deep love in the name of “repaying a debt,” a marriage that began with “lies”: when the truth comes out, what will she choose?