Before We Forget, After Everything Is Destroyed

One unforgettable glance on a rainy night becomes a lifelong heartbreak for Shen Qingci.

She catches the man she loves, Lu Jinshen, locked in an embrace with Lin Wei, and witnesses the meticulously staged affair with her own eyes. With her absolute intolerance for infidelity, her heart dies in an instant, and all her deep affection vanishes.

Then misfortune strikes. Heartbroken and resolute, she secretly leaves with his child, disappearing without a trace.

Meanwhile, deceived by a conspiracy, Lu Jinshen believes Shen Qingci cruelly betrayed him and left without a second thought. Burdened by the death of his mother and dragged into a power struggle within the Lu family, he is forced into a business marriage.

For six years, hatred takes root in his heart. Obsessed and consumed by madness, he lets his love for her turn into an all-consuming fixation.

Six years pass. Shen Qingci and Gu Yanzhi, two people hurt by love, enter into a marriage of convenience and find comfort in each other. As they live together in peace, genuine feelings quietly begin to grow.

But fate brings them together again. When Lu Jinshen meets Shen Qingci once more, love and hatred tear at him, and he aggressively pursues her at every turn, refusing to let go.

Lin Wei fakes a pregnancy as part of her scheme; Lu Jinyan plots in secret; Ye Wanqing returns, consumed by obsession...

As the layers of conspiracy are peeled away, the devastating misunderstandings that shaped their past finally come to light.

Consumed by regret, he loses the woman he loves and finds no way to win her back. She keeps her old wounds buried, torn between the deep love of the past and the stability of her present life.

Six years apart, tormenting each other, entangled in love and hate.

Once the truth is laid bare and the misunderstandings cleared up, can they overcome their bloody feud, the schemes against them, and the debts that can never be repaid, and find their way back to each other amid endless regret, completing a long-delayed redemption?