Her Idealized Love Took Her All the Way to Stardom

She is the biological heiress abandoned by a wealthy family, a substitute wife who married into the Gu family for a million-yuan monthly salary.

He is a business magnate confined to a wheelchair, who binds her to his side with a contract: “Play her role well. Don’t dream of getting anything you don’t deserve.”

Shen Lu accepts the bank card with a smile, utterly unmoved inside. Do the job, get paid, leave when the contract ends. It’s a pretty good deal.

By day, she is the Gu family’s most “well-behaved” stand-in wife. She endures insults from the fake heiress without talking back and puts up with her possessive brother-in-law’s provocations without retaliating. By night, she is the closed-door disciple of a nationally renowned restoration master and a core member of a mysterious international organization. The antiques she casually restores are worth tens of millions, and her offhand remarks about wine leave the whole room impressed.

When Shen Ruoxi makes a grand return as the “white moonlight,” everyone waits to laugh as the substitute gets thrown out. Instead, Shen Lu produces a DNA report and exposes the twenty-year deception in front of everyone: “The white moonlight you’re talking about has been me all along.”

The internet erupts. Gu Yancheng falls apart: the woman he has searched for over three years was right beside him, kept there in the most hurtful way possible.

“Stop looking. The white moonlight you want is dead.” She walks away without looking back.

A year later, she returns as a woman who can do it all. And he kneels before her in his wheelchair, seeking atonement for the rest of his life: “From now on, I’ll be the one waiting for you.”

She is Jiangcheng’s most disposable substitute, and the white moonlight he could never hope to deserve.