The fragrance of tea in the south of the Yangtze River is dense, and the Jiang family's century-old legacy is passed down from daughter to son. On the Lantern Festival when he was fourteen years old, Jiang Hui caught a glimpse of that thin and gloomy young man in the dim light - Chen Yunting, the concubine of the Chen family. Since then, a decade-long silent guardianship has quietly begun.
She gave him a servant to protect him, she organized a birthday party for him to save his life, and she secretly protected him from abuse. After ten years of planning, she retained her position as the Jiang family's royal merchant, but she was exhausted both physically and mentally. When she was finally able to get married on her own, she insisted on marrying him to avenge him and protect him from the fear of thunderstorm nights.
But Bai's revenge followed closely, and Chen Yunting fell off a cliff to protect her and died. Jiang Hui lost all hope and gave up the position of head of the family to his concubine, who had always been at odds with him, and decided to follow him.
Unexpectedly, three years later, Chen Yunting returned as a prince, but he forgot about her. The once gentle husband treated her like a stranger and treated her as a nameless and statusless house slave. Jiang Hui endured the humiliation from the palace and the difficulties from the future princess, just to awaken his memory.
Intention: Test love with yourself, love others and love yourself