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Who Knew My Jilted Fiancé Would Stick to Me
Who Knew My Jilted Fiancé Would Stick to Me Plot:
Su Wan, labeled the "jinx" of the capital, was used as a tool by her father to curry favor and betrothed to the cold-faced War God Gu Yanzhi. But on their wedding day, Gu tore up the marriage certificate with his own hands and humiliated her, calling her "unworthy of the General's Mansion." Heartbroken, she fled to Jiangnan and became a beloved "living Bodhisattva" using her family's medical skills to save lives. Three years later, Gu returned victorious, kneeling in front of her clinic with an imperial edict—turns out the jilting was to protect her from the Empress Dowager's assassination plot. But Su was no longer the vulnerable girl she once was. She smiled and threw Gu a packet of bitter medicine: "Want to reconcile? Drink it for three months first, prove you can stand my 'spines'!" The once decisive War God instantly turned into a clingy puppy, navigating her "difficulties" while uncovering the old conspiracy. As they bicker, they grow closer—turns out the sweetest love is: "I once hid my sharpness for you, now I dare to give up the kingdom for you."
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