In order to raise the high cost of bone marrow transplant for her younger brother, Su Qingyi, an ancient book restorer, chose to sign a one-year marriage contract with Fu Yanshen, a business tycoon who is rumored to be as cold as ice.
She thought this was just a deal where everyone got what they needed. She sold her freedom for a year in exchange for her brother's hope for life; he needed a nominal wife to comfort his seriously ill grandfather.
Married life is spent in a gorgeous cage called "Chengyuan", separated by a whole floor, sharing silent dinners and polite good mornings.
He is the moon that is out of reach for her, cold, aloof, exuding a light that would repel people thousands of miles away.
And she was just a pebble thrown into his peaceful life, thinking that she could only stir up an insignificant ripple at most.
Until one moonlit late night, when she was in a panic trying to save a damaged ancient book, the man who always regarded her as nothing, silently made her a cup of hot tea, and clumsily treated the wounds on her fingertips with his hands that knew how to sign billion-dollar contracts.
Under the moonlight, his eyes were as deep as inkstones, as if they reflected her for the first time.
It turns out that no matter how hard the glacier is, it will quietly melt under the inadvertent warmth. And those insignificant ripples had already spread out in circles in the depths of his heart and could no longer calm down.
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