A marriage of convenience binds two of the strongest people in their respective worlds.
Lin Wei is a restorer of ancient paintings who desperately needs a safe haven. She is gentle, quiet, and seems utterly harmless.
Gu Yeting is a battle-hardened captain renowned throughout the military. He is as cold as ice and hopeless at romance.
He thinks he has married a docile house cat and that keeping her at home will ensure they live in peace.
But within her, a wild rose is quietly growing, concealing its thorns.
Only when he is gravely wounded and unconscious, and hears her calmly interrogating an enemy chief about his whereabouts,
does he realize what she can do.
And only when she is in danger and sees him overturn the whole game with his own hands
does Lin Wei realize that this iceberg has a live volcano inside.
When their contract is about to expire, he corners her against the wall and says in a hoarse voice:
“Lin Wei, I’d like to renew this marriage contract for the rest of my life.”
She smiles and waves a new contract in her hand. “Mr. Gu, this time, I’ll set the terms.”
