House-transfer marriage, also known as house-transfer marriage, occurs when a widow remarries a male relative of her late husband's family after her husband dies.
In the thirty-sixth year of the Republic of China, the third brother Gao Yunhao joined the revolution, but soon came the sad news that he died in battle.
The newlywed bride Li Suyun is virtuous and capable. She is reluctant to leave her parents-in-law and decides to remain a widow for the rest of her life.
The parents of the Gao family couldn't bear her staying alone in an empty house at such a young age, and they didn't want her to marry outside the family in the future and the family fortune would be lost, so they decided to transfer her house to her eldest brother Gao Yunting.
For three months, Li Suyun and Gao Yunting treated each other as if they were guests, and their lives gradually improved.
She thought that fate had finally given her a stable way out.
But at this moment, Gao Yunhao, who had been killed in battle, suddenly came back alive.
An old custom, two marriages, three people trapped by fate.
From then on, every door, every wall, and every silence in the old house hid a taboo and embarrassing love and hate.
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