On her wedding day, Gu Jinhan walked in on her fiancé, Lu Jingchen, playing bride and groom with his childhood sweetheart. In front of the guests, he casually spoke of consummating their “marriage,” all the while assuming his real fiancée was busy putting on her gown, just minutes away from marrying him. Did Gu Jinhan lose her temper? Not at all. With a carefree flick of her hand, she decided: To hell with this wedding—I’m not getting married. Lu Jingchen, however, was certain her love for him was absolute. He believed that no matter what, she would come back—begging to marry him, willing to tolerate his ambiguous entanglement with his childhood sweetheart. That is, until the day she appeared at the Civil Affairs Bureau—stunning in a white wedding dress, hand in hand with another man. For the first time, the reckless, freedom-loving Lu Jingchen lost control. He staged the grandest wedding imaginable, dropped to one knee, and vowed eternal devotion, pleading with her to marry him. But Gu Jinhan only smiled radiantly, her lips pressed sweetly against the man who was now her husband. Lu Jingchen’s eyes burned red. His fists clenched as though he could shatter the world in his fury. Leaning lightly against her husband’s shoulder, Gu Jinhan fixed him with a cool, unyielding gaze. “Lu Jingchen, I don’t have time to entertain your tantrums. My husband and I have a celebration waiting for us in our newlywed suite.”