To save her seriously ill mother, Su Qingyan signed a contract and married Gu Yanchen, the top-tier star of Haicheng.
She was clear-headed and independent, and despised this marriage of convenience. He was domineering and rebellious, with no interest in romance.
They clashed at first sight and could barely stand each other under the same roof. They thought it was nothing more than a pretense that would end when their two-year contract expired, but after one test, act of protection, and rescue after another, they fell for each other for real.
A scheming green tea stirred up trouble, his cousin tried to seize power, and misunderstandings piled up. He blindly suspected her and pushed her away; she left with a broken heart and no intention of looking back.
Only when their lives hung in the balance and he risked his life to protect her, bringing the truth to light, did they both understand: they had fallen for each other from the very first glance.
A marriage of convenience became a lifelong happiness. From “just lend me a marriage” to “I'll marry only you,” they proved with time that the best kind of love is one where both help each other grow, and the rest of your life is spent with the one you love.
