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Peace is Home
Peace is Home Plot:
Su Wan enters a one-year contract marriage with mysterious business tycoon Gu Yanchen to uncover the truth of her family’s tragedy. With Gu’s support, she secretly plans revenge, foiling rivals and enemies’ schemes. As their initial wariness fades, love grows between them. When a crisis strikes at the critical revenge point, Su Wan outwits the villains and perceives Gu’s deep love. Eventually, she gains both justice for her family and a warm home that brings her true peace.
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