When Su Mulan’s reputation was in tatters, she married her husband and spent half her life in happiness. Then, in middle age, she learned that she had passed the university entrance exam, only for her younger sister to steal her identity and take her place.
Her husband loved her sister, so he hired thugs to assault Su Mulan and make her give up on taking the exams again.
And the younger sister she had protected for decades wasn’t even her real sister. She was the daughter of her father’s first love, switched at birth to take Su Mulan’s place.
Her entire life had been one enormous lie!
The poisoned wine burned through her throat, and she put an end to this farce with her own hands.
Reborn, she understands one thing: kind people get bullied.
So she casts aside her kindness and raises her blade.
Whoever wrongs her, she cuts down.
Her scumbag ex hires thugs to hurt her? The evidence is delivered to her door, and she personally sends him to prison!
Her fake sister stole her place at university? One letter of accusation, and she loses both fame and fortune!
Her beastly father is a wolf in sheep’s clothing? She tears off his mask and stomps it into the dirt.
With her enemies dealt with, she takes the plunge into business and uses the experience from her previous life to make a fortune.
But why does the gaze of the “mute” officer who silently protects her always seem to grow more ardent?
Xiao Mo has been able to hear and distinguish every lie since childhood. But his very existence was a huge lie from the moment he was born, leaving him weary of the world and taciturn.
He thought he would always despise deception, until he heard the most beautiful lie in the world: Su Mulan said, “I don’t like you.”