The Faithless Woman

Ying Ning's childhood was marked by hardship and displacement.

One day, Yue Qilang mistook her for a deer, shot her with an arrow, and brought her back to the Yue household.

At first, no one took her seriously. Then, the year she came of age, she and Yue Qilang began an affair.

When their secret was exposed, the Old Madam mercilessly threw her out and sent her to Mingjing Convent.

She thought she would spend the rest of her life beside the Buddha, but instead, she had walked right into a den of thieves.

It was a night of heavy rain when a young man rescued Ying Ning.

He had saved the wrong person.

But thanks to him, Ying Ning escaped.

She had always wanted to repay him. When the chance finally came, she pretended to be his concubine and went with him to a private banquet.

But she never imagined Yue Qilang would be there, too.

After not seeing her for so long, Yue Qilang called her "Sister-in-Law" in front of everyone.

But when they were alone, he gritted his teeth and called her a whore.

He seemed to have forgotten that he was partly responsible for the position he held today.

The last trace of affection in Ying Ning's heart vanished without a trace.

These men were all driven by lust, falling in love with one woman after another.

She absolutely would not hang herself from a single tree.

(This story has many male characters, and the heroine is irresistible to them all. The two mentioned above are only some of them.)

Theme: I will make something of myself