Synopsis
A’Feng picked up an amnesiac man and made him her husband.
After being married for two years, the couple shared a deep and harmonious bond.
Her husband, Fang Mengbai, was an ordinary schoolteacher—refined and handsome.
He loved her dearly, and A’Feng loved him just as much.
She believed the two of them would always remain like this—mutual respect, growing old together in peace.
Until one day, a man of extraordinary coldness and beauty, as icy and pure as snow, appeared.
The man claimed his name was He Fengchen, and that he was the *male spouse* of her husband, Fang Mengbai.
Her husband Fang Mengbai was, in truth, the foremost disciple of White Deer Academy—the world-renowned “Brush-and-Sword of Danching.”
Such a legendary figure of the righteous path had, overnight, betrayed his sect, annihilating the entire Beidou Sword Sect’s bloodline—hundreds of lives.
Only then, gravely wounded and robbed of his memories, was he “picked up” by A’Feng and brought home.
It was then that A’Feng realized she had transmigrated into a *pure-love novel.*
And her husband, Fang Mengbai, was the male protagonist—the “top” of that story.
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He Fengchen was born of the Daoist sects—aloof, disciplined, pure and cold.
With his mastery of the zither and sword, graceful as flowing wind and falling snow, he and the Confucian “Brush-and-Sword” Fang Mengbai were known together as the Twin Pillars of Confucianism and Daoism.
Thirty years ago, the two had formed a soul-bond—until the day Fang Mengbai’s betrayal was revealed.
When He Fengchen finally found him, Fang Mengbai already had a young wife by his side.
At first, He Fengchen dismissed A’Feng entirely.
Until, one day, he could no longer tear his gaze away from her.
He had fallen, deeply and hopelessly, under her spell.
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Once, Fang Mengbai and He Fengchen had been as harmonious as a perfect duet—only to later turn into mortal enemies, wishing nothing more than the other’s destruction.
Main Characters: A’Feng, He Fengchen, Fang Mengbai
One-Sentence Summary: A dose of Mary Sue literature.
Theme: Holding fast to the path of kindness.
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