Ten years ago, Su Wan, the daughter of a convict from the Taiyuan Hospital, had her family destroyed. She concealed her name and transformed into an orphan girl named Yun Liao.
Ten years later, in order to recover the remains of her father's wronged medical book and to avenge the enemies who framed the Su family, she borrowed a marriage certificate and married into the powerful Deng family in Luoyang.
The person she wants to marry is Deng Yan, the third son of the Deng family - the "old friend" whom she once saved a life in the Longxi desert and erased the traces with her own hands.
Deng Yan needs a marriage, not romance, but riveting. He wants a wife with a clean family background, a simple background, and who will not be a burden to stabilize his precarious position of power.
"Yun Liao", an orphan girl whose parents have died, who has some medical skills and a dull temperament, happens to be the least dazzling chess piece after the game between all parties.
It was like an answer tailor-made for him.
On the wedding night, he held her chin, with a cold light in his eyes: "Miss Yun, no, maybe I should call you - Miss Su?"
She raised her eyes and smiled, not evading, "Mr. Deng, no, maybe I should call you - the man who escaped from Longxi?"
It turned out that he had known that her identity was suspicious.
It turned out that she had long recognized him as an old friend.
This marriage that started out as a calculation has become the most legitimate hunting ground.
She works step by step in the deep house, looking for clues in the fragments and collecting evidence of her enemies.
He watched coldly outside the court, waiting for her to show her weakness, waiting for her to fall into a trap.
Until that day, the truth of that year came to light. She held a sharp knife against his heart, her eyes red: "Deng Yan, what can your Deng family pay for the blood debt of ten years?"
He held her trembling hand, pressed the blade into his chest, and said in a hoarse voice, "Is it enough to use my life?"
Purpose: "Women do not rely on others in desperate situations, but rely on their own wisdom and ability to regain the sovereignty of their destiny and achieve self-salvation and growth."