Song Qingwan wakes up to find herself transmigrated into a retro-era novel, becoming a doomed side character who had a one-night stand after getting drunk.
The man she accidentally threw herself at is tall, broad-shouldered, with a cold, stern face—Lu Zheng, a once-powerful figure from the capital, now exiled to Qingxi Village and destined to be crippled.
Framed and cornered, the two decide to break the deadlock with a flash marriage. Their deal is simple: survive together for a year, and when Lu Zheng is reinstated and returns to the city, they’ll divorce and go their separate ways.
One year later, the time to part has come. Song Qingwan happily drags him to the registry office—“Let’s end this on good terms!”
But Lu Zheng’s eyes redden. “Who was it that seduced me first? And now you want to leave without taking responsibility?”
Pulling her hand to his well-defined abs, his voice trembles, “Wanwan, my heart aches. How could you bear to leave me?”
