[Guzhou] It Took a Hundred Years to Build the Same Boat to Cross

Gu Yizhong, an architect who studied abroad, was forced to bear all the infamy for the sake of his family and country. As a spy, he worked step by step among various forces and tolerated the situation. Along the way, I lost my loved ones, bid farewell to my former lovers, gave up my beloved construction career, and severed ties with the organization. I was left alone and scarred, and I became the loneliest boat in troubled times. A faded marriage letter from the old era, a fake marriage forced by the current situation, made two parallel lines between him and Lin Shujuan (Hai Mo) begin to intersect and become entangled. Everyone thinks that the pipa girl who plays and sings the moon is weak and fragile, and she is a dodder flower that depends on others, but no one knows that she has read all kinds of things in the market, has an exquisite heart with seven orifices, is transparent, alert, and has extraordinary courage. There is also family and country in the play, and the orphan girl is not ignorant of the righteousness. From then on, Gu Yizhong's espionage journey was no longer alone. She observes the treacherous nature of people's hearts with her knowledge in the market, breaks through difficulties and obstacles with her thorough wisdom, resolves crises and assists him in missions in desperate situations several times, and becomes the most secret, reliable and irreplaceable helper on his hidden path. It started with a pretense of getting married and getting trapped in walking side by side. They supported each other in the swordsmanship, trusted each other in the storm of suspicion, and shared life and death again and again, losing their pretense and developing deep affection. I spent half my life alone in the boat, but in the end I was in the same boat through thick and thin for the rest of my life. In the ups and downs of the spy sea, everything is regrettable, but you are the perfection that I insist on retaining through thousands of sails.