Forced by her family, Jiang Ci takes eight weapons for self-defense and marries Gu Shenyan, a trillion-yuan tycoon, in someone else’s place. Expecting to cross blades with a cold-blooded tyrant, she is instead met with a contract on their wedding night. He sneers, “I’m not interested in women.” Jiang Ci’s eyes light up. She tosses away her pepper spray, grabs his hand, and exclaims, “You could’ve told me sooner, sis!”
From then on, all the wealthy families assume she’s living like a widow, while Gu Shenyan is the only one suffering through a daily ordeal. In a skimpy camisole, she slips into his bed in the middle of the night to soak up his yang energy. She even brings him a catalog of male models with eight-pack abs and gallantly offers to help him “pick a concubine.”
Then one night, drunk, Jiang Ci sleepily runs her hand over the man’s abs after his shower and giggles, “So gay guys have hard abs too?” The next second, the man, no longer able to hold back, pins her to the sofa. His aggressive, low panting brushes her ear. “Jiang Ci, I’ll show you tonight whether I’m a real man.”
Pretending to be gay is fun for a while, but winning back your wife is a long, painful road. When the disguise is torn away and trust crumbles, can the once lofty tycoon win back the woman he loves in the pouring rain?
