Lu Qingluo, a modern gold-medal deaf-mute teacher, turned out to be the concubine of the Taifu Mansion on her wedding night after a car accident. The husband is Song Yuguang, the third prince of the current dynasty. He was poisoned at the age of three and fell into a silent world. He has a cold personality and is rumored to be violent. Facing the imperial marriage contract and the eager royal battle, she wrote calmly and made a one-year agreement with the cold-faced mute king: "I will cure you, and you and I will make peace."
From then on, Babao Mountain on the outskirts of Beijing became their secret holy place. She put a hearing aid on him from the future, allowing him to hear birdsong for the first time since he was three years old; she held his hand and touched the vibration of his throat to teach him to say his first word after he was three years old. The first sentence he learned was "I love you" that she deliberately taught - so the cold and aloof prince said "I love you" to her countless times every day, making her crazily scroll the screen of "The Biggest Winner in Time Travel" in her heart.
But the one-year appointment was approaching, when the situation in the court suddenly changed, when he could finally call her by name, when she found that she had already been moved but had to adhere to the principle of "independent women" - the paper and the letter became the hottest potato.
"We have reconciled." She took out the letter of reconciliation written by him.
He took it, tore it into pieces, and hugged her forcefully: "It doesn't count."
"Why?"
"You taught me to say I love you," he pressed his forehead against hers, his voice hoarse but firm, "but you didn't teach me how not to love you."
This is a healing journey that spans silence and sound, a sweet game of marriage first and love later, and an affectionate fable about "hearing" and "being heard"——
"Before I met you, my world was silent; after meeting you, everything has sound."
