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The fiery redemption arc begins from Chapter 22.
A black-hearted, heterochromatic little monster (Alpha) × A cold-blooded, noble celestial Omega.
Luo Xuan, the third daughter of the Luo family, is an S-rank Alpha diagnosed by doctors to not live past the age of 21.
Born with heterochromatic eyes and plagued by chronic illness, she lives recklessly and unrestrained.
Her family arranges a marriage alliance with the prestigious Ning clan.
On their wedding night, Luo Xuan realizes the breathtaking Omega sharing her bed is the person she has secretly loved for six years.
Ning Yiqing, the ruling Omega of an aristocratic family, is peerlessly beautiful, cold-blooded, and devoid of desire. With thunderous methods, she resembles untouched snow atop a high mountain—noble beyond reach.
Her pale wrists are adorned with lavender prayer beads, as if she were an immortal who walked out of ascetic vows, forever untouchable by mortal emotions.
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For a year, their marriage is filled with tender affection and bliss, and Luo Xuan believes it will never change.
Until one rainy day, the woman’s eyes brim with icy detachment, her voice as gentle as ever:
“I love you, but I will still marry her.”
Seeing through the deception of being a “replacement,” Luo Xuan decisively steps aside to let the childhood sweethearts reunite.
Later, the secretary brings a package Luo Xuan sent to Ning Yiqing.
Secretary: “Madam Ning, this is from Miss Luo Xuan.”
The woman calmly reviews documents: “Has she come to her senses and decided to return?”
Secretary: “No, she has already passed away.”
A long silence follows, leaving only desolation in the woman’s eyes.
On a rainy night, Luo Xuan watches coldly as Ning Yiqing kneels before her grave, weeping in anguish, her once-indifferent eyes now streaked with bloody tears.
After that, rumors spread in the business world that the cold and noble magnate blinded herself for the sake of a little monster.
Luo Xuan, now at peace, lives freely and joyfully.
Ning Yiqing can only watch from afar as Luo Xuan, adored by many, laughs, dates, and even marries others—while she, with reddened eyes, remains powerless.
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In the first half of her life, Ning Yiqing recited Buddhist scriptures, cold and detached. In the second half, she fell from grace for Luo Xuan, like a moth to flame.
“I once worshipped you as a deity, but I can also cast you aside like worn shoes.”