(The heroine is neither reborn nor a transmigrator + the hero transmigrates into a book + devoted husband + revenge and changing fate. The heroine is a peerless healer, clear-headed and resilient. The hero is a reserved general who sees everyone’s fate, yet gives his sole perspective to her.)
Nanxi possesses peerless medical skills, but because women in every dynasty are forbidden to practice medicine, she gives it up for love. In the end, her husband abandons and schemes against her, leaving her a disgraced convict.
To prove her innocence and exact her revenge, she chooses to flee. She sets her sights on Jiang Cizhou and does everything she can to draw him into her story, so they can face everything together.
Jiang Cizhou unexpectedly transmigrates into a comic book. He knows every character and their fate, and though he is cold and aloof, he is exceedingly warm toward Nanxi.
At first, when he sees her in trouble, he remains expressionless: This is simply how the story is meant to unfold. I must not get involved, or even a change in fate could leave me unable to return.
Later, seeing her face every hardship alone, he can’t bear it: Who cares if I can’t go back? A gentleman wouldn’t stand by and watch someone die.
Later still, as the characters’ fates change, he watches the door back to his own world slowly disappear, his heart calm as still water: She’s in this book, and everything she has is here. It wouldn’t be so bad to die here in this life.
At last, the door of fate unexpectedly opens again. He looks at her and asks, “Honey, would you like to see my world?”