In her previous life, Shen Qingci was drained of every last bit of value by her adoptive mother, forced to marry the scumbag Fu Yunting in place of her biological daughter, and died after enduring endless torment.
When she returns to the moment her adoptive mother kneels and begs her to take the bride's place, she tears up the script and calmly lays down her terms: “Want me to marry him? I want thirty percent of the Zhou family shares and twenty million in cash.”
Everyone assumes she's marrying into a “haunted house” to bring good fortune to a sickly man.
On their wedding night, the man in the wheelchair turns his back to her and says coldly, “We each get what we want. Stay away from me.”
Shen Qingci couldn't be happier. The Fu family is the perfect base for her revenge.
She tears into scumbags, tramples scheming women, and uses her sharp eye for antiques to establish herself in the Fu family, driving her enemies toward ruin one step at a time.
What she doesn't know is that every night, her “frail” husband watches her dominate the battlefield through the surveillance cameras, a smile on his lips.
When she finally kills her enemy and pushes open the study door, ready to lay all her cards on the table, the man in the wheelchair stands up and hands her a file:
“Madam, you've been investigating for so long. Why not take a look at this? Your biological mother is the real mastermind.”
It turns out they're both each other's pawns and the players moving the pieces. In the end, their game of revenge becomes the most tantalizing romance between husband and wife.
