This woman, his wife of many years, actually wants to leave him and be with another man.
And that man is the same lover she had before he even met her, the first man in her life. To be honest, he feels furious and, at the same time, deeply jealous.
His anger comes from Fang Su being so shameless, disregarding his dignity, pulling and tugging with her old flame right in the courtyard, right at the gate of the Xi Family, the most crucial point being that the man didn't even want to bother with her, even pushed her away, yet she still clung to him as if deep in love, desperate for him to look at her just once.
Jealousy—though not the petty jealousy of young lovers, but because he feels he's given his feelings to the wrong woman, that as a man, his dignity has been trampled on by her without mercy.
But no matter how angry or jealous he is right now, for him to just cut ties, let her go, and fulfill her so-called "devotion" to another man—it's impossible.
The reason?
