What If My Uncle’s Feelings for the Fake Heiress Are Purely Platonic?

Song Ci has a dream. In it, she learns that she is actually the fake heiress who was switched at birth, while her fiancé’s beloved—a poor but outstanding girl from the countryside—is the family’s true daughter. Later, her fiancé joins forces with the real heiress to expose her identity and has her committed to a psychiatric hospital. Unable to bear the humiliation, she slits her wrists and dies. As the events from the dream begin coming true one by one, Song Ci stares at the DNA test report in her hand. Finally, she sets her sights on the one man even her fiancé fears— His uncle, Zhu Yanzheng. At the lavish engagement banquet, her fiancé appears hand in hand with the real heiress, publicly declaring his love before all the guests. Separated by only a single door, Song Ci trembles as she listens to the cheers outside. “Uncle… Ah Ci knows she was wrong…” Everyone knows that Zhu Yanzheng, the man who controls the Zhu family, is cold, distant, and utterly unapproachable. But no one knows that in the dead of night, the usually restrained man holds the young woman in his arms, his eyes tinged red as he kisses her with obsessive tenderness. “Uncle has already punished them for Ah Ci…” “Now… won’t Ah Ci help Uncle too?” Later, Song Ci’s identity as the fake heiress is exposed. So are her deliberate attempts to seduce him. She flees abroad. On the streets of London, the man’s gaze darkens as he approaches her step by step. “Be good, Ah Ci. Come home with me.” “Don’t be afraid. Ah Ci is still young and playful…” “It was me who seduced you, wasn’t it?” She doesn’t want the sincere love of worthless people. She wants the selfish love hidden within a saint’s heart. Note: The male and female leads are not biologically related.