Cast :
Cheng Yiyi (程伊一)
Cheng Yufeng (程宇峰)
Huang Bo (黄波)
Name : 夺妻
Meng Wanxi, a former celebrated film queen, once walked away from the entertainment industry for the sake of love. Together with her childhood sweetheart, Fu Jinxiu, she rose from poverty to success, sacrificing her own acting career to support him. For three years, she desperately tried to conceive, believing that their life together was finally complete.
But after finally becoming pregnant, Meng Wanxi discovers a devastating truth. A rising starlet is holding Fu Jinxiu's "seven-week pregnancy" test results. She learns that he had secretly arranged for another woman to undergo IVF, claiming it was to spare his wife the suffering of pregnancy. Heartbroken by his betrayal, Meng Wanxi files for divorce, only to be blacklisted from the entertainment industry.
At her lowest point, her former co-star, Huo Yan, a powerful Hong Kong entertainment tycoon, reaches out to help her. Yet Fu Jinxiu's remorse and entanglement refuse to end. His mistress hijacks a fireworks celebration, while Meng Wanxi is later tied up and humiliated in a bathtub, resulting in a devastating miscarriage. Even her mother-in-law joins forces with the mistress to pressure her into signing an agreement.
Each cruel act pushes Meng Wanxi closer to despair, but Huo Yan remains steadfastly by her side. With his unwavering support, gentleness, and power, he helps her endure every blow and find the strength to reclaim her life.
Eventually, Meng Wanxi exposes the truth in a live broadcast, bringing Fu Jinxiu's betrayal and the schemes surrounding her to light and leaving him disgraced. She then returns to the screen alongside Huo Yan in the sequel to The Humble Minister, and the two once again win the Best Actress award. As her career reaches new heights, Meng Wanxi also discovers that she is pregnant with twins.
Once a captive canary trapped in a gilded cage, Meng Wanxi finally transforms into a phoenix rising from the ashes. Through everything she has endured, she comes to understand that true love is not about possession or imprisonment, but about giving someone the freedom to become the best version of themselves.
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