Su Qingyuan, the most disliked abandoned daughter of the Su family, was actually Doctors Without Borders who saved lives and injured during the war. Due to an accident, she was forced to return to China. What awaited her was not warm family love, but an arranged marriage tailor-made for her family's interests. The marriage partner is Lu Jingchen, the illegitimate son of the wealthy Lu family. One is a fierce and intelligent female man who is good at pretending to be pigs and eating tigers, and the other is a calm and reserved elite warm man with a hidden edge. In order to get what they want, the two reached a flash marriage agreement and entered into the same house.
I thought it was just an unrelated contractual marriage, but unexpectedly got involved in the turbulent whirlpool of the Lu family's house fight. The hypocritical relatives hide their knives in their smiles and covet the family property; the arrogant bully male partner is always entangled, waiting for revenge; and there is even a mysterious organization with supernatural powers that is secretly watching and pressing every step of the way. Su Qingyuan took off her white coat, put on her battle robe, and used the resourcefulness and ruthlessness she had honed in the field of life and death to create a storm in the Lu family's backyard. Lu Jingchen seemed to be aloof from the incident, but he always protected her from the wind and rain at critical moments. The two lonely souls resonated in battles of wits and hand in hand.
From the shadow of physical and mental abuse in the past, to the quiet heartbeat of love at first sight; from pretending to be a couple, to the emotional pull of misunderstandings; from the intrigues of the power game, to the lowering of guard against affectionate confessions. When betrayal and deception ensue, and when crises and conspiracies surround them, can this couple, who started out as a couple, find the true love that connects their souls amidst house fighting and danger, overcome difficulties together, and redeem each other in the loneliness of growing up?
