On the wedding day, Shen Zhiyi was nailed to the shame pillar of "cheating" by her husband Gu Chengze. The divorce agreement contained the truth about egg donation five years ago, her best friend's perjury was poisonous, and the jewelry appraiser license she valued as her life became the Gu family's sharp weapon against her.
The night after I left the house, an anonymous text message broke through the fog: "Your mother's death is related to the Gu family."
Three years later, she returned as the founder of the "Liu Li Pavilion" auction house. The cracks on the jade fingertips could tell the authenticity, and the smuggling codes were hidden in the broken porcelain pieces. When Gu Chengze saw the Gu family's money laundering route exposed during her appraisal live broadcast, this highly intelligent and antisocial man tasted panic for the first time - what he pushed away with his own hands was the only weakness that could overturn his business empire.
He began to pursue his wife like crazy: he took the blame for her and went to jail, used self-mutilation in exchange for a look back at her, and said "I love you" while vomiting blood at the scene of the car accident. But Shen Zhiyi's scalpel has long been sharpened, cutting open his belated affection. Underneath is the blood of the massacre twenty years ago. It is her inheritance of tens of billions as the lost daughter of the Gu family, and it is a debt that he can never repay - the bone-eroding debt.
When the forensic doctor knocks on the door with DNA evidence, and when the fetal heartbeat resonates with his evidence of guilt, in this blood-quenching revenge, whose love will turn to ashes first?
Intention: intention
"It's not just her who's been nailed to the pillar of shame, it's also the truth."
The story contrasts extreme revenge with belated "affection": when power and money can tamper with memories and falsify evidence, how can an individual, after being deprived of everything, use professionalism and calmness to piece together the truth piece by piece? It asks - is "late love" redemption or a new crime? The final point: truth or love, who will turn to ashes first?