Driven away by her stepmother, she and her older sister have only each other.
Wen Yan seems carefree, timid, and easy to bully, but beneath the surface she wears a host of aloof secret identities and possesses the long-lost Wen Family acupuncture technique.
When her sister is killed, she fights her way through every obstacle and takes her sister’s place in a marriage to the notorious eldest son of the Chu family.
He is a pitiful yet arrogant blind man, deceived by the woman he loved and plagued by all kinds of illnesses, forever trapped in a gloomy corner of life.
They come from different worlds and are at each other’s throats, matching wits and trading blows...
“Husband, it’s not even dark yet. Take it easy, you’re embarrassing me!”
“Be good and close your eyes. I’m blind, so day and night are the same to me.”
The female lead is too cowardly.
The middle part is a bit disjointed.