Shi Chu was born with ice-cold muscles and jade bones, but was forced to marry a dandy rich young man.
On their wedding night, her husband left her to accompany Bai Yueguang, and she was happy and peaceful for the first time.
Until that night, her unspeakable "skin hunger syndrome" broke out.
In the dark second bedroom, she hid in the closet and struggled until the door was pushed open.
Standing outside the door was Jin Yanci, the most awe-inspiring prince in the Beijing circle and the most aloof and ascetic Buddhist disciple in the circle.
At first, Jin Yanci stood aloof, twirling Buddhist beads in his hand, looking at her like a troublesome ornament: "Please respect yourself."
But later, when the scumbag husband turned around, he knelt in the rain and begged Shichu to come home.
Jin Yanci pressed her against the floor-to-ceiling window, slowly untied his tie, his eyes darkened: "Chuchu, be good, don't let him hear."
