This marks my debut novel, delving into the intertwining love story between an elite family scion and a commoner's daughter. It portrays the journey from acquaintance to affection, culminating in marriage, only to be tested by the intrusion of a third party, leading to an inevitable separation and the arduous pursuit of reconciliation by the scion.

The male lead is a strikingly handsome man, born into wealth with a lineage of affluent forebears. Conversely, his mother toils in a lowly job, viewed unfavorably by society. His wife hails from a humble background, subjected to relentless schemes by her mother-in-law, nearly driven from her home. Despite facing countless obstacles, the love between the male and female leads endures. Their romance unfolds amidst trials and tribulations, ultimately transcending hardship and enduring across lifetimes.

After thinking about it, Zhang Yichen realized that the person he owed the most was not someone else but his own father. He had forcibly taken away the love his father should have received over the years. All of it had been due to his own actions, as he never considered how much loss they had brought to his father. The love that originally did not belong to him was all given to him by his grandfather, simply because he had forced this father not to return home, because he disagreed with his return, and the grandfather, in stern refusal, shut him out of the house. Everything that led the family to what it is now was because of himself. Given this, what right or reason does he have to once again forcibly drive them out of the home? Is this really the result he should have achieved as a son? Having done all this, does he really have no trace of recollection in the depths of his heart? What he desires will never be found, yet he hurts those who love him the most time and again.


Chapter 882 - Chapter 826 Reflection