Redemption? Just Two Patients Braving It Together!

Next up: "(Rebirth) Divorce Cooling-Off Period," also known as "Holding a Pearl." See the blurb at the end if you're interested!

A little sun saving a gloomy man? No, just two patients healing each other. In the early stages: a gloomy, insecure young master x a seemingly innocent but cunning little maid. In the later stages: a female bandit who dominates a region x a love-struck husband who is the chief of the stronghold.

This is a 1v1 mutual redemption, a healing little story. The north courtyard of the Liu family in Fengcheng was cold, damp, and hidden from light, occupied by a sensitive and suspicious snake.

Then, one spring day, an energetic and alert little maid stumbled into the snake's cave. Liu Qingbai, the illegitimate son of the Liu family, found a long-burning lamp lit in his life, which had previously been like still water.

However, this "long-burning lamp" was not redemption; it was merely another snake intertwined with him. Yulan had navigated the murky waters of society, learning nothing else but one principle: survive, and survive well.

How do two snakes huddle together for warmth? They can only entwine in the cold, damp place, wrapping themselves tighter and tighter until they cannot live without each other. If they were to be forcibly separated, it would be like tearing flesh and breaking bones.

When they reunited, Yulan had transformed, becoming the second in command of Bright Moon Mountain's Bright Moon Stronghold. Her name was Ye Feichun, a female bandit who dominated a region and a heroine who robbed the rich to help the poor.

Meanwhile, Liu Qingbai was ordered by the imperial court to suppress the banditry. After many years...