Everyone said Lin Moran didn’t know what was good for her. A countryside girl like her married Gu Jingyao, became a city resident, gave birth to a son, and landed a job at the textile factory—yet she still chose to make trouble and insisted on getting a divorce.

Only Lin Moran knew the truth: her husband had never loved her. In his eyes and heart, there was only his white moonlight (the woman he truly loved and idealized).

After narrowly surviving a life-and-death mission, Gu Jingyao returned to find his wife, his child, and a divorce agreement that coldly read: “If you don’t love me, then let’s divorce.”

His brows furrowed slightly.

This girl… aside from her beloved stones and antiques, did she keep nothing else in her head?

If he didn’t love her, why would he insist on bringing her back to the city, even knowing she carried emotional scars?

He always thought his love for her was about duty and honor, something righteous and unwavering.

But when the truth came to light…