Both leads are virgins; the second male lead wins.
Six years ago, she saved Gu Siheng’s life without expecting anything in return and kept her good deed a secret.
Six years later, the real heiress, Song Yunwei, claimed credit for saving him and became the woman Gu Siheng cherished above all others.
She went from heiress to servant, sleeping on the balcony, eating leftovers, and being forced to kneel all night in the pouring rain.
Gu Siheng told her, “You took over twenty years of her life. You owe her this.”
Kneeling in the rain, she finally smiled.
So he hadn’t mistaken her for someone else. He simply didn’t want to get it right.
Later, she “died” once, and a man whose life she’d saved, but had long since forgotten, picked her up out of the rain.
He was stern and taciturn, never showing himself, yet whenever she was in danger, he would appear like a shadow to shield her.
Later still, Gu Siheng knelt before her, his eyes red. “Niannian, I was wrong.”
She looked down at him, thinking of the afternoon six years ago when she had walked out of the hospital covered in blood.
It turned out Heaven had kept perfect track of every debt.
Six years later, all she wanted was to “make him repay her for saving his life.”
It's not abuse! It's not abuse! But it starts off rough and then gets sweeter. A good horse never turns back, and the second male lead takes the lead.
It's a bit rough at the beginning, but smooth afterwards.