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Sweet Wife's Release: Master Mu's Relentless Doting
Sweet Wife's Release: Master Mu's Relentless Doting Plot:
Su Wanyi took the blame for Mu Shiyan three years ago and went to prison, enduring hardships while hiding her identity. She thought their relationship had been crushed by time—until the day she was released. Mu Shiyan showed up with 999 red roses, a limited-edition luxury car, and even knelt down publicly: "Wanwan, I've waited three years for you." But as Su looked at the man who once told her "never appear in front of me again," doubt clouded her mind. Is this his genuine repentance, or does he have another agenda? Clutching her release papers, she wonders: Is this belated "doting" a salvation... or another trap?
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