The young lady of the Su family despised the disabled and frail business tycoon and voided their marriage contract. Su Wan, the despised illegitimate daughter, became the family’s cast-off and was forced to take her sister’s place as a bride, entering the Mo family’s dreaded cage.
No wedding, no blessings, no dignity.
On their wedding night, the man in the wheelchair fixed her with a cold, vicious gaze. Every word was laced with ice: “You’re just a pawn the Su family sent over. You’ll never be worthy of a place here.”
Life in the Mo family meant endless cold looks and torment.
The servants bullied her, her family exploited her, and her stepsister Su Rou set trap after trap for her.
She was a wildflower grown in the mud, patient and resilient, with extraordinary talent hidden within. Her outstanding design skills were buried beneath the circumstances of her birth. All she wanted was to protect her seriously ill mother, so she gritted her teeth and swallowed every grievance and humiliation, struggling to survive in the cold world of the wealthy while quietly gathering strength and waiting for her chance to turn the tables.
Mo Tingyuan, the business tycoon, had been left with disabled legs after a car accident. From then on, he became gloomy, violent, suspicious, and cold-hearted. He wielded immense power, yet was confined to a small wheelchair and haunted by the shadows of the past.
He despised this marriage of convenience and looked down on the humble young woman forced to take someone else’s place. He treated her with coldness day after day and deliberately made things difficult for her at every turn, directing all his bitterness and defensiveness at her.
But he never imagined that this wildflower, whom anyone could push around, would shatter the walls around his frozen heart time and again.
She was gentle and pure, yet fiercely proud. She had endured countless hardships, yet never lost sight of who she was.
She stayed up late to tend carefully to his old injury when his legs flared up. In desperate circumstances, she held firm to her principles; when people slandered her, she remained composed and upright. And with her dazzling design talent, she quietly began to shine, shattering everyone’s prejudices.
Misunderstandings unraveled one by one, and every prejudice melted away.
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