Wei Zhaoning and Xiao Jingche grew up together. At sixteen, she married him with all her heart. For ten years, she gave him all the affection she had treasured since girlhood, yet she could never warm the heart he had wrapped in family duty and pride. He treated her with courteous respect, seeing her as a suitable wife, not the one who held his heart.
It was only when his cousin Liu Yunshu arrived from afar that she understood. Delicate and pitiful, Liu Yunshu needed his care in everything, calling him “Cousin” in a soft, tender voice. Watching Xiao Jingche indulge and defend Liu Yunshu, Wei Zhaoning finally realized that some feelings could not be won, no matter how long she asked for them. Her heart gone cold, she withdrew all her warmth and expectations, and became nothing more than the dignified, composed wife of the Marquis.
When she decided to stop loving him and instead spent her time discussing poetry and painting with her cousin Xie Heng, who had just returned from the frontier, Xiao Jingche felt an unfamiliar, uncontrollable jealousy rise in him for the first time. Then the border erupted in war, and he found himself trapped in a desperate situation. As he lay dying, all he could see were the lamps she had quietly lit for him over the years, the brows she had furrowed in worry for him, and finally, her eyes falling still.
When he awoke from his severe injuries, he held her hand and rasped, “Ningning...” She gently drew her hand away, her eyes calm and unmoved. “My lord, Wei Zhaoning’s heart no longer aches for you.”
The once-arrogant Marquis of Dingyuan now began a long, humble journey of regret. Could he pledge the rest of his life to win one glance from her and be by her side year after year?
“I once thought childhood sweethearts were a fate bestowed by heaven. Only later did I learn that the greatest regret is to fail to cherish what you have until it is almost gone.”
Speechless. The heroine screams that she is dying every day. My parents supported and divorced but refused to do so. I have children and I can't raise them. But she gave birth in the end. He also said he was heartbroken. The male protagonist kneels every day. The heroine writes little essays repeatedly. . .
It is not recommended to watch, the whole cast is abnormal, the male protagonist is as inactive as a dead person, the female protagonist is unwilling to divorce and easily forgives the male protagonist, and the female supporting role is not a good person either 😄😄😄 If you want to watch, feel free to enter 😄😄😄
Very good looking five stars.