Qin Heren married three months ago and buried his mother the day after the wedding, so by his hometown's custom the marriage was never registered. The mourning period ends tomorrow — the same week he learns his wife has been cheating. He walks into a bar, asks for the most handsome man in it, and puts a contract in front of him before anything else. Revenge is the plan. The signature is the complication.
Yes, He's the eldest son, Chijian. Why so surprised, Mrs. Qin? What's wrong, Yueyue? Nothing.
I'm a bit surprised, sure. Honey, I feel suffocated. I want to go out. Mr. Chi, let's go to the civil affairs bureau.
Let's get divorced now. Why would I? Why? I'm in a hurry to register our marriage.
Is this fun for you? Fine, show me your sincerity. What sincerity? In an hour,
I'll be in the room. You just did it this morning. Exactly. Who can resist sweet sister-in-law?
I'm still hungry. Sis. Bringing your mistress here—what's your game? Do you know we're announcing our engagement today?
What mistress? This is my wife. This is my lawful wife. I'm not. This is a Chi family banquet.
Who do you think you are? Get out of here. Stop right there. You can leave,
but leave the jewelry. What? My husband bought it for me. Why would I leave it?
of Mrs. Chi Bai. It's my engagement party with Chijian. After today, I'm his fiancée,
so it's naturally mine. Talk back. You're the legal wife. Why fear her? You have me.
I've got your back. Miss Tang, right? Watch your mouth. What's between you two
is your business. But you’re speechless before me now. And I’ll sue you. You,
a gold digger. One word from me and you’re finished in A City.