Li Suihuan, a modern social creature, accidentally got into a car accident while writing a web article in a taxi and came across an ancient book, and he was transported to ancient times in a daze. When she opened her eyes, she became Li Suihuan, the neglected, timid and cowardly second lady of the prime minister's palace.
Just two days after adapting to her new identity, she met the young general who made her uneasy after that - Xu Huaian. When we first met, he was a high-spirited young general with bright clothes and angry horses, who seemed to be alone among the thousands of troops; she was an ignorant and confused "alien" who had just traveled from modern times.
I thought it was just a chance encounter, but the thread of fate quietly entangled the two of them. He would calmly come to her rescue when her sister-in-law Li Zhiwei was making things difficult for her; she would also clumsily hand him a cup of warm tea when he returned from a battle and was exhausted. As time goes by, ambiguous feelings quietly grow between the two, and love grows like a spring vine.
However, the Dayin Dynasty was not a peaceful and prosperous time. The court was in turmoil and there were undercurrents from all sides. The rise of Xu Huaian touched the interests of too many people, and also involved Li Suihuan in this cruel whirlpool. The jealousy and calculations of the eldest sister, the overt and covert attacks of other noble ladies, the ever-increasing pressure of political enemies in the court, and the unfathomable imperial power have all become a gap between them.
The gears of fate turned ruthlessly, and a well-planned conspiracy not only severely damaged their love, but also pushed them to the edge of life and death. The deep affection that once existed was shattered under the sharp edge of reality. When the war breaks out and troubled times come, can they keep their original heartbeat in this chaos and fulfill their promise of "staying together all year round and staying together in troubled times"? Or will it be eventually washed away by the torrent of fate and end up with a BE ending where life and death are separated? Everything slowly kicked off in "Xu Jun Huai'an, accompany me to celebrate the new year"...
Intention: The accident of time travel is not the interference of fate, but the two originally parallel souls
