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After Rebirth, My Innocent Mute Wife Spoke
After Rebirth, My Innocent Mute Wife Spoke Plot:
Gu Tingshen alienated his innocent mute wife Shen Zhixia in his past life due to a misunderstanding. He only learned she faked muteness to guard her family’s secret after she died saving him. Reborn on their wedding night, he’s vowing to make amends when Zhixia—who’d never spoken before—suddenly looks up with red-rimmed eyes and smiles, “Hubby, take a detour tomorrow—the horse caravan is dangerous.” Stunned, Gu finds she not only can speak but knows future perils. As he uncovers why she hid her voice, Zhixia giggles, “You protected me before; now it’s my turn.” Their past regrets and present redemption twist together, and as the “mute wife” finally speaks, the secret behind her silence unravels a new fate for them.
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