The day Lin Wantang died in the psychiatric hospital, Gu Yanzhi was holding his white moonlight, Su Xuehua, and speaking to her tenderly.
For five years, Lin Wantang had been his stand-in, taking the blame and the fall for others. In the end, her family was destroyed, and her mother was scared to death.
When she opened her eyes, she was twenty again, back on the day he handed her the stand-in agreement.
She smiled and tore up the contract that had sold her freedom. “Gu Yanzhi, I’m done being your stand-in.”
He thought she would beg and plead, but she turned around and plunged into the business world. Drawing on memories from her past life, she rose from nothing to amass a fortune worth billions.
He used his power to crush her, and she fought back. He threw money at her, and she donated it to charity. He chased after her, desperate to win her back, but she wouldn’t even spare him a glance.
When Su Xuehua played the victim and framed her, Lin Wantang tore away her hypocritical mask and ruined her reputation.
Later, President Gu went mad. He stood in the rain all night outside her building, defied his family to protect her, and knelt before her in tears. “Wantang, I was wrong.”
Lin Wantang looked down at him coolly. “President Gu, you still haven’t paid me back for what you owe. I’m my own queen.”
