In ancient times, orphan Zhao Guihe was violated by a landlord’s son. She lost her child and eventually died alone on a freezing night.
When she opened her eyes again, her soul had traveled to the end of the 1970s, where she had become a timid country girl with the same name, who had fallen into the water.
Just after someone pulled her from the water, Zhao Guihe looked up and froze.
The young officer who had saved her, Lu Yanchen, had the exact same face as the enemy she had hated in her previous life!
A bone-deep hatred surged through her, leaving her filled with bitter irony.
The whole village had witnessed her fall into the water. By local custom, she would have to marry her savior, Lu Yanchen, to put a stop to the rumors.
Fortunately, in this life she had loving parents who truly cared for her. If she wasn’t willing, no one could force her.
Lu Yanchen was famous in the army as the cold-hearted King of Hell. Strictly disciplined and with no intention of marrying, he kept every woman who tried to approach him at a distance.
But after meeting Zhao Guihe, everything quietly spiraled out of control.
He always found himself protecting her, and felt an inexplicable ache for her, though he couldn’t understand why.
They were clearly meeting for the first time.
Yet in the young woman’s eyes, he saw resentment and a tangled pain she couldn’t put into words.
Lu Yanchen furrowed his brow.
He was absolutely certain he had never met her before.
Where had this hatred, buried deep in her bones, come from?
