Living Yama, whom no one in the capital dared to marry, married a substitute bride who was not afraid of death.
He could read the hearts of all the people in the world, but he could not hear hers.
She was emotionally dissociated due to childhood trauma, but she could only feel the warmth he gave her.
He taught her to recognize joy, anger, sorrow, and joy, and she helped him deal with the enemy who destroyed his family.
From testing each other to healing each other, they put a chair under the withered vines and waited for the gardenias to bloom.
