Two powerful leads, the heroine is reborn, and she dotes on the hero. A deranged, frail young lady as the top, confined to a wheelchair early on but able to walk later, and a cunning, unhinged, deceptively innocent wolfish younger man, locked in an intense push and pull!
The heroine dotes on the hero, who pretends to be weak, though he's powerful in his own right. At first, he's putting on an act. Marriage first, love later.
Chu Yanwu has been reborn.
The all-powerful Lord Chu of the imperial capital, whom everyone respectfully called Lord Chu, died at the hands of her fiance and younger half-sister.
Back two years in the past, she learns that her legs weren't disabled from birth. The animal medicine her birth mother had fed her all along was to blame.
Upon her return, Chu Yanwu immediately kills her doctor and even brings a man home from an auction.
Madam Chu: Chu Yanwu, send that man away right now and apologize to the Su family. Then I'll still consider you my daughter.
Chu Yanwu smiles wickedly. “A Lu, how about becoming my husband?”
She voids her engagement and beats up her fiance. Chu Yanwu becomes a brutal tyrant, even more unhinged than before. Anyone who stands in her way dies. She's a true harbinger of death.
Yet the nameless A Lu, the only one to become her husband, is the one she cherishes above all else!
But he has no freedom, like a dog with a collar around its neck.
Xie Lin, head of the Xie family, is ruthless, with a trail of corpses behind him and blood on his hands. He's a man whose name makes everyone tremble.
Then one day, he vanishes. After searching for him for years without success, the Xie family falls into decline.
A battered, pale young man is imprisoned in a room walled in on every side.
A woman's voice rings out, wicked and unhinged:
“Should I call you A Lu, or Xie Lin, head of the Xie family?”
