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Defending the Marriage Like Jade
Defending the Marriage Like Jade Plot:
She marries into a wealthy family out of love but flees after the marriage. Three years later, she has to endure humiliation for her mother and decides to seek revenge after transforming. In the process, she is caught in complex conspiracies and unbreakable emotional entanglements. See how she searches for truth and self in the grievances and love-hate of the wealthy family.
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