When Su Qingge was washed away by the waves in the fishing village, she only remembered her own name. This "sea princess" who can knit the same Hermès style with seaweed but insists on walking barefoot on the beach has become the biggest mystery in the fishing village. The new volunteer teacher Gu Huaizhou, a man who claimed to be "just an ordinary teacher", donated cufflinks that were recognized as auction treasures.
Amid rumors that seashell decorations on statues caused Poseidon's wrath, and in the unpopular jazz music played in the warehouse on a typhoon night, the sense of disharmony between the two became increasingly apparent. Until one day, seafood merchants and photographers suddenly appeared on the pier bidding to buy the "Clues to the Sea Girl" - it turned out that Su Qingge was the heir to the missing jewelry group, and Gu Huaizhou was the son of a rival family.
When the memories came back like a flood, the most dramatic thing was not that their identities were revealed, but that they looked at each other and laughed: "I told you that my eyesight is not that bad!" Faced with the roundup from the two major families, this pair of "distressed nobles" led the entire fishing village to stage a counter-encirclement and suppression - trapping the bodyguards with fishing net traps, turning the wedding rehearsal into an escape drill, and finally completing the simplest engagement ceremony in history on a rocking fishing boat using crab shells as ring boxes.
Three years later, when the two old men saw their tanned granddaughter teaching his grandson how to scale fish at the pier, they finally understood: some love is like a rock washed by the tide. The more it weathers the wind and waves, the more indestructible it becomes.
