For Her

A dark-hearted, dual-eyed little monster (Alpha) × a detached, cold-blooded, noble celestial (Omega). Luo Xuan, the third daughter of the Luo family, is an S-class Alpha diagnosed by doctors to not live past 21. Born with heterochromatic eyes, plagued by chronic illness, she acts recklessly and unrestrained. The Luo family arranges a marriage for her with the prestigious Ning family. 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 elite aristocratic family, possesses unparalleled beauty and a cold-blooded demeanor. With her thunderous methods, she resembles untouched snow atop a mountain—noble and untouchable. A string of violet prayer beads adorns her pale wrist, as if she were an immortal untouched by worldly desires, eternally unswayed by love. ** Married for a year, their affection burns passionately, and Luo Xuan believes it will last forever—until that rainy day, when the woman’s eyes fill with frost, her voice still tender as ever: "I love you, but I will still marry her." Seeing through the deception of being a "substitute," Luo Xuan decisively steps aside, allowing the childhood sweethearts to reunite. Later, the secretary delivers a package from Luo Xuan to Ning Yiqing. Secretary: "Ms. Luo Xuan left this for you." The woman flips through documents, unperturbed: "Has she come to her senses and returned?" Secretary: "No, she’s already dead." A long silence, and all that remains in the woman’s eyes is desolation. One rainy night, Luo Xuan watches coldly as Ning Yiqing collapses before her grave, wailing in anguish, tears of blood streaking down her once-impassive face. Afterward, rumors spread in the business world—the cold, untouchable figure had blinded both eyes for a little monster. Luo Xuan, now at peace, lives freely and joyfully. Ning Yiqing can only watch from afar as the radiant Luo Xuan laughs, dates, even marries others—her eyes reddening, powerless to stop it. ** In her early life, Ning Yiqing recited Buddhist scriptures, cold and detached. In her later years, she fell to the mortal realm for Luo Xuan, like a moth to flame. "I once worshipped you as a deity, yet I could cast you aside just as easily."