Qin Baozhu grew up pampered, spoiled, and utterly carefree. But after a mysterious incident where she’s pushed off a train, the once–privileged young lady becomes a simple-minded girl who can’t even read, eventually picked up and taken home by strangers.
When she finally wakes up six years later, she’s stunned to find herself married — and a wailing toddler clinging to her.
“Mommy, I’ll never steal your candy again—waaah!”
Qin Baozhu would really prefer to close her eyes and play dead.
Never in her life did she imagine she would marry a country man… much less have three children with him. All she wants is to return to the city and reclaim her luxurious life. But she’s told her parents have already found their biological daughter — she was switched at birth, and her place has been taken.
Just as despair closes in, that man reaches out, takes her hand, and gently tells her:
“My home is your home.”
Zhou Fuguang has always kept a pure, untouchable “white moonlight” in his heart — a girl far above his reach, someone he never dared to desire.
But one day, the moon falls… right into his hands.
From then on, he treasures her with everything he has — keeping her safe from fear, from pain, from wandering without a home, and from ever being left without someone to rely on.
(P.S. The male lead does bring her back to her parents, but upon seeing that she’s mentally confused — and having already recovered their biological daughter — they decide they don’t want her anymore.)
