A cool, resilient beauty versus a flamboyant CEO who knows exactly how to grovel.
Amnesia trope + the ex-chases-his-wife-to-the-crematorium trope.
Meng Yu is the Yun family’s daughter-in-law and is known throughout the wealthy circles of Jing City as the Black Widow.
To Ji Yang, she has another identity: a rich woman trying to seduce him into cheating.
She tells him his name is Yun Chi, a wealthy businessman.
She says he hates her because he suffered a plane crash five years ago and has temporarily forgotten that he loves her.
But Ji Yang knows that Meng Yu lies all the time.
After an accident leaves his fiancée’s grandmother critically ill, Ji Yang lowers his head before Meng Yu for the first time:
In a luxurious seaside villa, Meng Yu wears a sexy silk nightgown and reclines on a chaise longue. With a lazy expression, she ignores him and focuses on swirling her glass of red wine.
“I can save her.”
Meng Yu looks up, drawing out her words, gentle yet cruel. “If you’re too good to be my husband, then be my plaything.”
From then on, everything between them spirals out of control. He pushes Meng Yu away and insists again and again:
He isn’t Yun Chi, he isn’t her plaything. His name is Ji Yang.
At last, he gets what he wants. Meng Yu gives up, leaving him with one final sentence: “It’s in the bones, not the skin. You’re not him.”
Only after Meng Yu vanishes without a trace does he understand: he cannot live without her.
Jingweidian said this as if he was going to drink this cup of H2O quickly.