Shen Yizhen and Su Wan are a model couple in the eyes of outsiders: he is a powerful company executive, and she is a well-tended full-time housewife. When the two attended the dinner hand in hand, their tacit understanding was like a carefully drawn painting. But behind closed doors, it was a different scene - Shen Yizhen complained that Su Wan didn't understand his hardships in socializing, and felt that he had fulfilled his full responsibility by making money and returning home; Su Wan tolerated the triviality and loneliness of housework and childcare, and was heartbroken by his indifference to his family. The rift in the marriage spread through countless silences and quarrels, and the word of divorce was on the lips.
On a night of lightning and thunder, the two had an ultimate conflict over their forgotten wedding anniversary. The moment they touched an old desk lamp, their souls unexpectedly exchanged. Trapped in Su Wan's body, Shen Yizhen faced the complexity of laundry, cooking, and tutoring for the first time, and experienced the discomfort of her menstrual period and the delicate relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, and then understood her grievances hidden under the label of "good wife." Su Wan entered Shen Yizhen's body, experienced the torment of workplace fighting and meaningless socializing, and saw his inability and pressure behind the aura of a "successful person."
In their misplaced lives, they finally heard each other's unspoken tiredness. When the thunderstorm comes again, the soul returns to its original place, and the previous barriers have been understood and dissolved. The two put aside their inherent prejudices and learned to share and listen again, allowing the "mask marriage" to transform into a truly warm harbor in the daily fireworks.