The moment the red hijab was lifted, she mistakenly identified her husband, and he hid his heartbeat.
Song Ningshu married into the Yongning Hou Mansion on the order of her family, and happily ran to the eldest son Pei Lin, whom she had admired for many years. However, on the wedding night, she met a pair of eyes that concealed forbearance and panic - the person who paid her a visit and called her "husband" was not the one she was waiting for, but Pei Zhao, the most cynical and despised third son of the Hou Mansion.
A ridiculous proxy marriage trapped the two of them under the title of uncle and sister-in-law. He was harsh-tongued and alienated at all times, but he secretly rescued her when she was framed. When she was seriously ill, he climbed over the wall to seek medical treatment. He secretly hid the square red hijab and painted her face; she was dignified and forbearing, and she was careful at every step. She originally thought that only etiquette and accommodation would be left in her life, but in the repeated temptations and protections, she broke through the tenderness and scars under his dandy mask.
When Pei Lin returns, a triangular entanglement suddenly arises; there are secret fights in the house, and powerful intrigues. Under the glory of the Marquis's mansion, there are hidden old grudges against his biological mother, murderous intentions at the border, and layers of lies. When the suicide note of his death in battle tore apart his last fantasy, and when he tore off twenty years of disguise, she finally dared to say: For the first time in this life, I choose for myself, and I choose you.
The red hijab can cover the face, but not the deep love; the ethics can trap the body, but not the sincerity.
From the misplaced beginning to the determined return, they finally broke free from fate and discipline, followed their hearts, and found each other and salvation.
[Old proverb house fight × emotional redemption × misplaced marriage]