Marrying a wealthy family, everyone said that Fu Siheng married Jiang Wan just because she was young, beautiful and had a grandma who was a master of traditional Chinese painting.
Jiang Wan thought so too. She wanted to escape, but he caught her; she wanted to show her off, but he was abstinent and cold-blooded during the day, but exceeded his "marital obligations" at night.
Until she discovered that the only female secretary next to Fu Siheng had an eyebrow that was somewhat similar to hers.
Substitute? She, Jiang Wan, is absolutely inappropriate.
The divorce agreement was passed away, but the man pulled her into his arms and said in a hoarse voice:
"There is no substitute. From beginning to end, Bai Yueguang is you."
"Starlight is you, Tianhe is you, all my daydreams since I was sixteen are you."
Intent: True love is not a choice that weighs the pros and cons, but the only recognition that spans a long time. When a person spends ten years silently guarding you and supporting you with all his strength, the so-called "substitute" will eventually fade away - you have always been the only moonlight in his heart. Love goes in both directions, and it heals each other: she taught him the courage to be loved, and he spent his life fulfilling his promise to protect.