When he was sixteen years old, Jiang Nian jumped into the cold river and saved an arrogant young master.
She gave him a candy, but her sister Jiang Wan took the credit away.
She thought it was the beginning of fate, but she didn't know it was the prelude to a nightmare.
Seven years later, Jiang Wan "died unexpectedly."
Jiang Nian was kidnapped from the slums back to the mansion, pushed onto the operating table, and had his bones cut off and his face changed.
Huo Lin pinched her chin, his eyes full of heartbreaking hatred: "Since she is dead, you should live for her and atone for her sins."
During the day, she was the dignified and gentle widow of the Huo family;
At night, she was a prisoner for Huo Lin to vent his desires.
He hated her, but he shouted the name "Jiang Nian" over and over again in his sleep.
Until Jiang Nian saw the bloody words written by Huo Lin in the diary:
"Jiang Wan, don't force me to kill you with my own hands."
It turns out that the craziest thing in this substitute game is not her, but the superior god.
"Huo Lin, I gave you that candy."
"It's a pity that you can't tell who is sugar and who is poison in your life."