Bai Qiongyu

Biodata

Background / History

Relationship with Han Jin

Bai Qiongyu dated Han Jin for a year before marrying him. His attentiveness extended to everyday needs, peeling fruit, and shelling food for her. Believing he genuinely cared for her, she defied her family to marry beneath her social standing and nearly faced expulsion from the Bai Family. Ning Shile’s knowledge of the original novel identifies Han Jin’s real motive as her wealth and reveals his concealed online gambling addiction 28 29.

Wedding and debt exposure

During the wedding’s door games, four men invited by Han Jin sexually harassed her best friend and bridesmaid, Tao Wan. Bai Qiongyu confronted Han Jin and threatened to cancel the wedding unless the offenders apologized properly. Tao Wan minimized her distress to preserve her friend’s happiness, and the remaining wedding games were skipped 29.

Her younger brother returned from overseas for the ceremony. After learning about Han Jin’s debts and intended abuse through Ning Shile’s thoughts, he confronted the four men, paid Han Jin’s debt with a check, and instructed them to disrupt the wedding. Their subsequent demands for repayment exposed that they were creditors rather than ordinary wedding guests 29 30 31.

Bai Qiongyu initially forgave Han Jin despite discovering his lies about gambling debts. Concerned that she was sacrificing her future, Ning Shile and the Zheng family sought evidence that Han Jin had broken his promise to quit. Cheng Yang retrieved gambling-site records showing that Han Jin had gambled that very morning and still held a balance of 1.2 million yuan 32.

Leaving Han Jin

While Bai Qiongyu managed guests and wedding arrangements, Han Jin repeatedly checked his phone and resumed gambling. She eventually caught him betting on horses and challenged him about his promise. Rather than apologize, he blamed her and demanded an apology from her 33 35.

Recognizing that he was no longer the considerate man she had loved, Bai Qiongyu ended the relationship. She offered to return his family’s bride price and demanded her dowry back. Han Jin dismissed her decision, believing gambling winnings would let him repay the thirty million yuan she had covered for him, and insulted her as “used goods” because she was pregnant 35.

Bai Qiongyu left with her younger brother, who reassured her that she was welcome home despite her worries about their parents. Her mother later thanked Ning Shile for saving her daughter’s future and promised that the Bai Family owed him a favor 35 36.

Fate in the original novel

According to Ning Shile’s account, the original storyline gave Bai Qiongyu a fatal marriage. Han Jin depleted her wealth through gambling and kept women at a casino. When she discovered suspicious transactions and cut off his cards, he enlisted those women to stage a haunting and drive her insane. He then took her money, moved abroad under a new identity, and left her to die in a psychiatric hospital. This is her predicted original fate, not the outcome shown after the wedding intervention 30 35.

Personality

Bai Qiongyu is fiercely loyal to Tao Wan. Faced with her friend’s injuries and distress, she prioritizes Tao Wan’s dignity over continuing her own long-awaited wedding 29.

Her attachment to Han Jin initially makes her willing to oppose her family and forgive serious deception. That willingness has limits: once she witnesses his continued gambling and contempt firsthand, she makes a decisive break and demands the return of her property 28 32 35.

Relationships

• Han Jin — Husband from whom she separates during their wedding celebration. His concealed gambling addiction and interest in her money undermine the attentiveness that originally won her trust 28 35.
• Tao Wan — Best friend and bridesmaid. Bai Qiongyu threatens to stop the wedding over her mistreatment; Tao Wan tries to spare her friend further distress 29.
• Bai Qiongyu (younger brother) — Her protective younger brother, whose name is also rendered as Bai Qiongyu in the supplied text. He returns for her wedding, works to expose Han Jin, and accompanies her home 29 30 35.
• Bai parents — Oppose her marriage to Han Jin. After she leaves him, her mother expresses gratitude to Ning Shile for helping her 28 35 36.
• Ning Shile — Helps expose Han Jin’s continued gambling, enabling her to confront his broken promise. Her family formally acknowledges his help with a promised favor 32 36.