The Su family finds Su Wan, their real daughter, who was separated from them eighteen years ago.
To secure the future of their adopted daughter, her parents cruelly force her into an arranged marriage with the Gu family's head, a man rumored to be paralyzed from the waist down, sinister by nature, and unlikely to live six months.
Everyone waits to see her become a lonely wife, be tortured to death, and end up discarded.
On their wedding night, red candles flicker.
The man sits in his wheelchair, his eyes cold and indifferent, as if he has no warmth in him.
Su Wan accepts her fate and prepares to keep her head down until this absurd marriage is over.
But in the next instant, the man in the wheelchair slowly rises. His tall shadow falls over her as he gives a low, hoarse laugh.
"From the day I married you, no one gets to bully you, not even the Su family."
The world thinks he is crippled and biding his time,
never knowing that the city's most ruthless magnate has been pretending to be disabled for three years, waiting for someone he would gladly protect for the rest of his life.
From then on,
the real heiress is mocked across the internet for marrying a cripple,
unaware that the top magnate spoils her rotten and that she has a glorious power to back her up.
