Triplets After a Substitute Marriage, My Vegetative Husband Can't Lie Still

Ji Tang, the cast-off daughter of the Ji family, is blind but not naive. Her stepmother pushes her from a high-rise, and her biological father uses her as a replacement bride, marrying her off to a comatose man on the brink of death. She endures and lies low, all to save her mentally ill mother. But on their wedding night, as Ji Tang traces the contours of her “comatose” husband's face, why does he feel so much like the stranger she passionately embraced on that cruise ship? “Mrs. Lu, is pretending to be blind fun?” Lu Qichen, the sole heir for three generations and the head of the Lu family, has difficulty having children because of a hereditary illness. After a carefully planned car accident, he takes the opportunity to fake a coma, lying low for three years to root out the traitors within. But he unexpectedly discovers his new wife with a pregnant belly, testing his heartbeat as she plays the piano while plotting to run away with the baby. She clutches her secret identity close: “Mr. Lu, this marriage is just a contract. We each get what we want, so don't fall for me.” He tears up the agreement and presses her step by step: “The child is mine, and so are you.”