On the night when her father was imprisoned for being poisoned at the palace banquet, what Jiang Fuyue was waiting for was a marriage certificate from twenty years ago.
The person holding the marriage certificate is Xie Heng, the most unkind young minister of Dali Temple in Beijing.
She wants to use the lintel of the Xie family to save Xiangfang and her father, and he wants to use the Jiang family's "Hundred Fragrance Book" to find out the cause of his parents' death. The two of them wrote down their sexual intercourse, avoidance, and divorce into their marriage contract, thinking that they could get away with each other by taking what they needed.
After getting married, Xie Heng stood outside her door every night. He knocked three times when bringing files, twice when delivering medicine, and when he made her angry, he waited until she was willing to open the door.
They followed the poisonous incense into the palace fire of twenty years ago, and they also felt their sincerity in the side by side and arguments. But when Xie Heng arranged for her to leave Beijing in the name of protection, Jiang Fuyue finally put He Lishu in front of him.
This time, the cold-faced young man wants to find out how to love someone who can close the door and leave at any time.
