She remained a widow for ten years, worked as a cow and a horse, and eventually died of coughing up blood - this was Lan Niang's previous life. After she was reborn, she broke up the family and took her daughter to live in a shabby hut, vowing to change her fate.
However, the husband Li Shouyi, who was said to have been killed in battle for ten years, actually returned with his broken body on a snowy night. He was covered in blood and on the verge of death. His eyes were full of recovered madness and bone-gnawing regret.
Lan Niang soon discovered that she was not the only one who had returned. His daughter Xiaoya can convey his thoughts, and his murmurs in a coma are even more shocking: "It's been two lifetimes... I still lost you."
It turned out that he also carried the memories of his previous life and crawled back from hell with endless guilt for her and his daughter. What's even more frightening is that he has the strange "soul-locking nail" of the Northern Barbarian witch doctor embedded in his body. This is not only a life-threatening curse, but also attracts an endless pursuit.
Facing this husband who once made her despair and is now broken, Lan Niang struggles between hatred and intolerance. In this dilapidated house swayed by the wind and snow, can two scarred souls untie the knot of their past lives in a desperate situation, jointly resist open and secret arrows, and find a way out for themselves and their daughter?
