In the deep mountains of the 1980s, thick fog swallows the road behind you…
Jiang Xiaoli, a promising university student, is abducted and trapped in a poor mountain village.
After repeated failed attempts to escape and enduring endless hardship, her memories shatter. All that remains is a dazed shell, dismissed by others as insane and easily manipulated.
Just as she sinks into despair, Yun Qiuchen, the village’s wildest, most shameless rascal, wagers everything in a card game and manages to buy her freedom against all odds.
Everyone in the village mocks him for taking on a useless burden.
At first, he can barely hide his disdain and treats her indifferently. But as they share the everyday warmth of life, he gradually falls for her, willingly taming his wild nature to keep her safe.
No one knows that beneath the mountain rascal’s rebellious exterior lies a past steeped in blood and tears. No one sees that the broken, voiceless young woman still carries a lost homeland within her.
As reform sweeps across the land and new industries rise in the barren mountains, his determination to earn a living despite being illiterate and her journey toward literacy become acts of redemption. Two lost souls, both covered in scars, heal one another and grow together.
At last, the morning mist will lift, and every lost soul will find its way home.
It turns out the greatest redemption in the world is finding you by chance while lost in a muddy abyss.
Very beautiful but too little