Vol. 8Su Qiao’s New Beginnings

Su Qiao left one life behind and built another through writing, business, and her relationships with the Zhang family, before war and separation reshaped her path. After returning to a new life, she defended those around her, pursued jewelry design, and left work in disguise to claim her lottery winnings.

  • Su Qiao exposed Bai Zhilan’s false pregnancy, married Lu Jingheng, and left that plane after Lu Jingwen’s family and businesses collapsed.
  • She awakened as Zhang Ruohan’s neglected wife, saved Zhang Jingyu, became the popular writer Listening to Rain, and drew the attention of Zhang Jingchen, who shared Zhang Jingyu’s body.
  • Su Qiao pursued writing and a clothing business while navigating Zhang Jingyu and Zhang Jingchen’s rivalry over her.
  • She called for fairer divorce laws, received Zhang Jingyu’s offer to help with her divorce, and learned that Zhang Ruohan had published a startling article.
  • Su Qiao left the Zhang family, built successful businesses, and secured her divorce from Zhang Ruohan while growing closer to Zhang Jingyu and Zhang Jingchen.
  • After aiding the war effort and taking Zhang Jingyu abroad for treatment, she returned to China twenty years later and donated the Imperial Seal to the National Museum.
  • Su Qiao defended Lu Han and Lin Mei while pursuing jewelry design and dealing with old relationships.
  • After remembering that her lottery ticket had won 11.2 million yuan, she took leave in disguise to claim the prize, leaving Lu Han searching her office for documents.
Chapters 701–800 Read from Ch. 701

Arc 29A New Life in the Zhang Family

Su Qiao left her former life after marrying Lu Jingheng, then awakened in a new world as Zhang Ruohan’s neglected wife. She began publishing under the name Listening to Rain, saved Zhang Jingyu from an attack, and faced Zhang Ruohan’s demand for divorce while Zhang Jingchen claimed her for himself.

  • Su Qiao exposed Bai Zhilan’s false pregnancy, married Lu Jingheng, and watched Lu Jingwen’s family and businesses collapse before leaving for the next plane.
  • Su Qiao awakened in the Zhang household, learned that Zhang Ruohan wanted to divorce her for Lin Qiuchi, and resolved to secure compensation while pursuing writing and cultivation.
  • Su Qiao discovered that Zhang Jingyu was her man and remembered how Zhang Ruohan had caused her death while protecting Lin Qiuchi.
  • Su Qiao saved Zhang Jingyu from an attack at Paramount Hall, then tracked down and killed the attackers and found the Imperial Seal among their belongings.
  • Su Qiao met Zhang Jingchen, the nighttime personality sharing Zhang Jingyu’s body, and he took her manuscripts to submit while insisting that she belonged to him.
  • Su Qiao’s essays and stories became popular under the pen name Listening to Rain, and Zhang Jingyu summoned her to discuss Zhang Ruohan’s relationship with Lin Qiuchi.
  • Su Qiao agreed that Lin Qiuchi could enter the Zhang family but refused to divorce Zhang Ruohan without compensation, prompting Zhang Jingyu to confine his younger brother.
  • Zhang Jingyu gave Su Qiao money for supplies, while Zhang Jingchen later gave her three hundred silver dollars and warned her against using another man’s money.
Chapters 701–72525 summaries Read

Arc 30The Two Zhang Personalities

Su Qiao pursued her writing and plans for a clothing business while navigating Zhang Jingchen and Zhang Jingyu’s growing rivalry over her. After her article sparked public debate, Zhang Jingyu thanked her and offered help with her divorce, and news arrived that Zhang Ruohan had published a startling article.

  • Su Qiao focused on her writing and planned to open a Fashion Workshop, while Zhang Jingchen visited her and Zhang Jingyu learned about their nighttime meetings.
  • Su Qiao sent Su Ying to Zhang Ruohan’s room after drugging her, then urged her to decide what she wanted after the two ended up together.
  • Zhang Jingyu asked Su Qiao about her writings and his condition, and she explained that his personalities were parts of himself rather than enemies who should fight.
  • Zhang Jingchen vowed to pursue Su Qiao, while Zhang Jingyu objected to his recklessness and both personalities argued over her.
  • Su Qiao decided to stop delaying her divorce, and after Lin Qiuchi criticized her views, she wrote an article calling for fairer divorce laws and support for children.
  • Su Qiao planned to open a clothing store and refused Zhang Jingchen’s interpretation that her essay promised to wait for him until her divorce.
  • Zhang Jingyu thanked Su Qiao for saving him at Paramount Hall and offered to help with her divorce paperwork.
  • Su Qiao continued writing a proposal for a large Shopping Mall, and Little Four told her Zhang Ruohan had published a startling article.
Chapters 726–75025 summaries Read

Arc 31Su Qiao’s New Life

Su Qiao left the Zhang family, built a successful career, and finally divorced Zhang Ruohan while growing closer to Zhang Jingyu and Zhang Jingchen. As war reshaped their lives, she and Zhang Jingyu aided the front lines, and she later returned to China to donate the Imperial Seal to the National Museum.

  • Su Qiao published an essay on educating people before teaching books, opened Xiangyun Fashion House, and impressed Andrei with her German translation of a textile machinery manual.
  • Su Qiao clashed with Zhang Ruohan over their divorce, then saved him from assassins with golden needles and secured his signature on a divorce agreement.
  • Su Qiao moved into a new home, gained public recognition as Listening to Rain, and opened a successful shopping mall while Lin Qiuchi faced public censure.
  • Zhang Jingyu won re-election as Chamber of Commerce President with Su Qiao’s help, while he and Zhang Jingchen argued over their competing feelings for her and negotiated time sharing her company.
  • Su Qiao published a widely discussed essay on global affairs and held a successful solo art exhibition, where Zhang Jingyu openly praised her to Zhang Ruohan.
  • Su Ying told Su Qiao she was pregnant and feared being forced into an abortion and marriage to a butcher, so Su Qiao offered her choices and helped her leave home.
  • Su Qiao helped Su Ying raise her son and sent her abroad, while Su Qiao’s war film became a success and she and Zhang Jingyu later donated their property to the front lines.
  • After Zhang Jingyu suffered a severe head injury in battle, his two personalities merged and Su Qiao took him abroad for treatment, and twenty years later, she returned to China and donated the Imperial Seal to the National Museum.
Chapters 751–77525 summaries Read

Arc 32Lottery and New Entanglements

Su Qiao settled into her new life, defended Lu Han and Lin Mei, and dealt with her old relationships while pursuing jewelry design. After learning that her lottery ticket had won 11.2 million yuan, she left work in disguise to claim the prize.

  • Su Qiao reviewed the Original Avatar’s memories, resolved to become a top-tier jewelry designer, and planned to deal with Chen Jue, her relatives, and the drunken man who had killed her.
  • Su Qiao stirred up suspicion between Chen Jue and Duan Ruifeng, then grew closer to Lu Han while they shared meals and a home.
  • Su Qiao confronted coworkers who spread rumors about her and stopped Zhang Wu from bullying Lu Han, warning him not to touch Lu Han again.
  • Su Qiao bought lottery tickets and met Si Yu to ask for one million yuan, but Si Yu refused and ended their relationship while Duan Ruifeng offered to help.
  • Su Qiao learned that Lu Han had run away from his wealthy family to avoid being forced to marry his female cousin, and she had 444 erase his travel records.
  • Su Qiao confronted Old Lady Li for mistreating Lin Mei and blocking her from feeding Nini, while Lu Han later invited Su Qiao to draw beside him.
  • Gu Wenxuan called Su Qiao after returning from abroad, and they arranged to meet at Autumn Memory Restaurant the next day.
  • Su Qiao remembered her lottery ticket had won 11.2 million yuan, took leave to claim the prize in disguise, and left Lu Han looking for documents at her office.
Chapters 776–80025 summaries Read
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