In her past life, Mu Wan was kidnapped. Her boyfriend received her desperate call for help but chose to keep it a secret, delaying her rescue. As a result, she was brutally tortured to death. After her death, her soul lingered, witnessing the person she had never truly valued sacrificing everything—even his life—to avenge her.

Given another chance, she finds herself at the engagement party she had previously tried to escape. This time, she steps up to the man, her voice steady and eyes brimming with tears.
“I’m willing to marry you.”

In her past life, Kuang Ye gave his life to avenge her. In this life, she is determined to love him with all her heart.

But wait! Wasn’t he supposed to be a pitiable, puppy-like boy? Why does the man before her, who ties her to the bed and coaxes her for yet another round, seem more like a domineering big bad wolf?

Kuang Ye was the true heir of the Kuang family, mistakenly swapped at birth and raised in the slums for over twenty years. Everyone assumed he would be unruly, violent, and brooding.

What they didn’t know was that he could have become that person.

But as if heaven itself intervened, each time he stood at the crossroads of fate, with one foot already in the abyss, there was always a voice—a pair of hands—that pulled him back.

She was his salvation, his goddess, the one he cherished in his wild and unrestrained heart, cradling her with the utmost care.