Madam, Stop Tormenting Him. He’s Innocent

[Pure venting] [A melodramatic trope that tortures the male lead] Chen Mo loved Lin Wan for three years and was married to her for three years. She cut open his chest and took his kidney, yet all he got in return was her cold remark: “A worthless life.” To save the man she cherished, Chen Mo was drained of blood. His stomach cancer diagnosis was cruelly torn to shreds, and he was even sneered at and accused of faking it to win sympathy. In a cold, dark basement, pain and hunger tormented him as he fought insects and rats for scraps. When he coughed up the last drop of blood, Lin Wan was proposing to the man she loved, surrounded by everyone’s blessings. At last, Chen Mo died, and the truth finally came to light. When every conspiracy was exposed, Lin Wan’s world crumbled in an instant. She threw herself at his cold gravestone and hoarsely begged him to forgive her, but the gentle, long-suffering man had already turned to ashes. He left her only one sentence: “This life hurt too much, Lin Wan. In the next one… let’s never meet again.”