In a ridiculous "happy" marriage, she was promised to a man who "died" on the battlefield.
Everyone was waiting to see her tortured to death by her husband's family and become the joke of the whole village.
But A Tao didn't believe in fate, especially her own life, which would end in a thin-skinned coffin.
With bowls of scalding rice soup and a little bit of her weak body temperature, she actually snatched the rumored dead man back alive from the Palace of Hell.
He became her supporter, shielding her from all bullying and schemes.
She became his medicine, healing the deep wounds in his heart.
Two people abandoned by fate, in this troubled world, have to work together to seek an explanation from this unfair world. From the intrigues in the countryside to the war-torn battlefields of home and country, they are each other's only salvation and way back.
"Before I met you, I lived in hatred; after meeting you, I started to want to live."
