Reborn into a Marriage of Devoted Love

She was the apple of the Gu family's eye, as lovely and graceful as her name. One “chance encounter” made her fall for that man.

She loved him deeply, so she believed he loved her too.

But when the ugliness behind it all was exposed, who could tell her: whose husband was the man who made her lose her father, her company, and her child?

“Mo Chengli, the thing I regret most in this life is falling in love with you.”

Her soul was reborn, and when she opened her eyes, she had become the eldest daughter of the immensely wealthy Wen family.

She was beautiful, came from an outstanding family, and was surrounded by loving relatives. Yet somehow, her heart was a little cold.

She thought that if she didn't fall in love, she couldn't be hurt. But without realizing it, she had once again entered someone's heart.

When the old game board was overturned and every scheme laid bare, who would protect her and give her a lifetime of peace?

[Excerpt One]

“Miss Wen, you went to such lengths to imitate the way my late wife acted. Surely you were trying to get my attention?” The man's cold eyes burned as he stared unblinkingly at the woman before him.

“Do I have any reason to care about a man who murdered his wife and child? Mr. Mo, don't flatter yourself.” Wen Lan gave a cold laugh. Her gaze suddenly met the eyes of someone in the distance, and her expression changed. Ignoring Mo Chengli's dark face, she turned to leave.

Footsteps sounded behind her. In an instant, someone pulled her into his arms.

“Madam Feng, don't you have any sense of what it means to be a wife?” The man lifted her chin and asked with a bright smile.

[Excerpt Two]

“Daddy, Mommy is the baby, so what am I?” The little one stood on the floor, tugging at the man's trouser leg and blinking his enormous, sparkling eyes as he asked in confusion.

The embracing couple both turned to look at the little one, who was spinning in circles. Before the woman could laugh, the man quickly bent down, picked up the toddler, and tossed him out the door. He glared at him and warned, “If you don't knock next time, I'll throw you out for good.”

The little one's smiling face suddenly crumpled, and he dropped onto the carpet and burst into tears.