After three years of marriage, Shen Zhiyi makes a graceful exit. Her ex-husband, Zhou Nanfeng, turns around and protects his white moonlight, and the whole city believes that it was Lin Wanqing who saved him in the fire in the eastern part of town all those years ago.
But only Shen Zhiyi knows the truth: the scar on Zhou Nanfeng’s left waist was paid for by the scar on her right forearm. She kept silent for three years, not because she still loved him, but because she couldn’t be bothered to explain.
The truth about her mother’s death, the Shen family’s schemes, and the Gu family’s counterattack are revealed layer by layer amid the cutthroat battles of the business world. She leads Nanfeng Capital back to the top and tramples everyone who once looked down on her into the mud. When the white moonlight’s “backup” becomes hard evidence, and everyone discovers that the person who saved his life was someone else, her ex-husband loses his mind. Every Thursday for three whole years, he sent her white roses, their stems cut at a forty-three-degree angle, with no name attached. “I got the person who saved my life wrong. Can I… pursue you again?” After the frost melts, Nanfeng understands Zhiyi, and the stars shine on forever.
Overall, it was a good read. The female lead, Shen Zhiyi, was a very pleasant character—clear-headed and sensible. I really liked that she didn't relentlessly pursue her ex-husband after the divorce. The foreshadowing of rescuing people from the fire kept me on the edge of my seat, and the gradual unveiling of the "white moonlight" persona was quite satisfying.
Just like a broken record come to life, it tried to show off its professional knowledge, but its half-baked skills made it look ridiculous.