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Everyone says the young master of the world's greatest manor was born under an unlucky star. He has peerless beauty, but no good fortune to enjoy it.
What a pity. He thought he'd found someone who understood him, but it was all a lie. He thought the beauty was dead for good.
But just three days later, the faithless man came running back. Bie Yi: "Wait, who are you?"
Meng Qianlan: "It's me, your husband. I've come back to admit I was wrong. Sob, sob." Bie Yi: "No, you're not." (He almost killed the wrong person.)
Meng Qianlan: "It's me. I've come to ask you to take me back."
The renowned hero Meng Qianlan was injured and out of action for several months. When he returned to the martial world, he found himself inexplicably saddled with a pile of insults: scumbag, bastard, lecher, villain, trash, scourge of the martial world, faithless and cold-hearted, devoid of honor...
He heard the victim was a man, too.
Meng Qianlan: "I am not into men!"
After nightfall, Meng Qianlan sneaks into the manor. The young master turns to look at him, dressed in moon-white robes, his clear, limpid eyes as lovely as autumn waters. His bearing is lofty and refined, like a jade tree in a forest, utterly removed from the dust of the world.
Meng Qianlan: "I... I came to ask you to take me back." Good heavens, who could bear to treat someone like this badly?
One-line summary: He meets a big fool pretending to be a scumbag
Reading guide: 1. Righteous, highly skilled hero gong X sickly beauty shou with unparalleled scheming
2. The gong isn't a scumbag. He absolutely adores the shou.