By an unexpected twist of fate, Su Tang got lucky and joyfully married the man she'd loved for years: Chu Yunzhou, the heir to the Marquis of Yongyi's household, a perfect match in everyone else's eyes.
After the wedding, Su Tang finally understood that a forced relationship could never be sweet.
In public, Chu Yunzhou treated her with polite respect, but she knew that to him, she mattered even less than a stranger.
Once, Chu Yunzhou got drunk while meeting with his closest friend and blurted out the truth: "I wronged Yue Rou in this life."
Later, Su Tang learned that Chu Yunzhou had kept his unattainable white moonlight hidden away. At last, she gave up, freed herself, and let Chu Yunzhou be with the woman he loved.
But who could have guessed that Su Tang would be reborn, back at the time of that fateful accident?
Su Tang made up her mind: in this life, she would have nothing more to do with Chu Yunzhou. Whoever wanted to be the marquis's heir's wife could have the job.
Unexpectedly, once she stayed away from Chu Yunzhou, admirers began appearing everywhere: a refined, reserved top scholar, a dashing young general, and even... Xiao Ye, Prince of Zhenbei, a man Su Tang had never dared dream of.
Rumor had it that Xiao Ye was ruthless in war. With just ten thousand troops, he had repelled a mighty hundred-thousand-strong Northern Barbarian army and become the only prince with a different surname in the dynasty.
While Su Tang struggled to decide whom to choose, Xiao Ye had already cleared away every man surrounding her.
Xiao Ye pressed his suit fiercely, while Chu Yunzhou regained the memories of his previous life and tried to rekindle their relationship.
For the first time, Xiao Ye looked even more serious than he did on the battlefield. "This time, you won't beat me to her!"
