Crossing the River of Longing with Questions

Have you ever seen a love story that began with the cruelest shackle in the world?

She is a mute bride who cannot speak, carrying a konghou harp as she enters a deep and secluded estate.

He is a blind general whose heart has sunk into darkness, consumed by fury and shutting her out.

The red candles weep blood; the wedding characters become a mark of sorrow. An imperial marriage decree forcibly binds two broken souls together. Amid his endless hatred and misunderstanding, she uses the gentle notes of her harp to knock on the door of his frozen heart, and her silent devotion to withstand the world's malice. Cruel servants torment her, her mother-in-law asserts her authority, and the Third Prince's Consort, seemingly gentle but vicious at heart, repeatedly lays poisonous traps, pinning the deadly charge of treason on her frail shoulders... He grips her wrist with his own hand and sneers like a blade: "You wicked, venomous woman!" As tears pour down her face, all she can do is write three words in his palm, mingling blood and tears: It wasn't me.

This is more than a tragic love story between a mute wife and a blind general. It is an excruciating struggle for redemption and devotion amid silence and darkness.

He locks her in the woodshed and leaves her to fend for herself. But when she burns with fever, murmuring in her sleep and covering the walls with drawings of his face, he breaks down in tears and finally sees the truth! He heads to the battlefield for her, using his ears in place of his eyes to command the troops and becoming the world-renowned "Blind Marshal." In the capital, she wields her medical skills like a blade, outmaneuvers corrupt officials, and gathers irrefutable proof to clear his name. She takes a sword meant for him, staining her clothes with blood; he personally feeds her poison, his heart breaking with every moment. When the truth comes to light, they realize that the deepest wounds often come from the most absurd misunderstandings, and that his blindness was the result of a cruel twist of fate that made him suffer in someone else's place!