A Love Gone Wrong, a Fate of Ruin: The Obsessive Young Master Wei Says One Thing and Means Another

◆ Wife-tormenting regret and a brutal pursuit for forgiveness: the hero cruelly mistreats the heroine early on, then destroys himself trying to win her back

◆ Both virgins / Rekindled romance / Conspiracies and twists / Life-and-death redemption

◆ When every lie has burned to ash, the love hidden beneath the hatred burns hot enough to bring tears

“I married her so you could see what someone who betrays me deserves.”

Three years after they parted, Wei Jingran cornered Wen Xin against a wall. The boy who had once done anything to win her over was now Nancheng's most ruthless business emperor. Convinced that she had heartlessly abandoned him, he married Wen Xin's “employer,” Meng Yutong, yet summoned Wen Xin to serve him in the bridal suite night after night.

She endured everyone's curses and swallowed every humiliating, sugar-coated insult he gave her. Then, at the wedding he had “prepared for Wen Xin,” Meng Yutong played a recording of her “seducing men.” Wei Jingran grabbed Wen Xin by the throat in front of everyone. “Wen Xin, are you really that shameless?”

She smiled and swallowed the blood in her mouth. “You're right, Mr. Wei. A bankrupt heiress like me is only fit to be someone's plaything.”

Later, before her grave, the man who had hated her to the depths of his soul knelt in the rain, wiping her photograph again and again.

Meanwhile, the true culprit who had killed Wen Xin's parents smiled at her ashes, holding the share transfer papers Wei Jingran had signed.