After her ex-boyfriend betrays her, Su Qinghe acts on impulse and, out of spite, impulsively marries Lu Zhiyan, whom she meets by chance.
One is a determined, independent reporter who is always out in the field; the other is a cool, restrained attorney who commands the legal world. Their paths would never have crossed, but marriage brings them under the same roof.
When she is framed and caught up in a scandal, he drops everything to come to her aid.
Touched by his warmth, she takes the initiative to cook for him in return, and amid the everyday comforts of home, the distance between them gradually narrows.
His gaze grows gentler by the day. Late-night company during overtime, a casual touch, love kept in check yet surging beneath the surface: little by little, it breaks down the barriers between them.
From comrades fighting side by side to lovers who depend on each other, the marriage that began as a contract eventually becomes a love etched into their very bones, nurtured by their tender days together.
Two lonely souls save each other and share the rest of their lives.
The content is very authentic, and the heroine looks like the people around us, giving her a sense of empathy.