During the Yongxi period, Shen Weiwan, the daughter of the Shangshu Mansion, had a naughty and lively nature and hated restraint the most. However, in late spring, she was tied up with a marriage contract in red silk and married to the third son of the Lu family, Lu Jingheng, a cool and dignified "nerd" who memorized three books a day.
On the wedding night, the two made a three-part agreement: one bed and one couch. They openly disliked each other, and no one wanted to look at the other.
But under the same roof, no matter how much people dislike each other, there will inevitably be sparks. She discovered that he was not just a book-he would stop her drinking, secretly buy her sugar-roasted chestnuts, and calmly clean up her mess. He also discovered that she was not just naughty - she was sincere, clear about love and hate, and her smile was shallow, like the spring wind.
Just as the two hearts are about to get closer, the cousin Su Wanrou, who admires Lu Jingheng, stands in the way. Sowing discord, taking quotes out of context, deliberately creating misunderstandings... They piled up layer by layer, and the two went from being secretly in love to the point of emotional freezing.
The real twist came tragically. The bandits attacked, and under the light of the sword, Shen Weiwan rushed forward to block Lu Jingheng's fatal blow without even thinking. He was seriously injured and fell into coma, but when he woke up - he had amnesia. She forgot that she was Lu Jingheng's wife and all the love and pain between them. What's even more confusing is that she mistakenly identified her childhood sweetheart Xiao Yu as her sweetheart.
Lu Jingheng panicked for the first time. The wild girl who bickered with him all day now looked at him like a stranger. He put away all his pride and stayed by her side in the clumsiest and gentlest way - day after day, never leaving her.
Past memories are recalled and misunderstandings are cleared. Su Wanrou jumped over the wall in a hurry and led someone to assassinate her. Xiao Yu passed by to rescue her. After this disaster, no one can separate them.
Under the sky full of peach blossoms, the two held hands to express their love. From the forced marriage of the red silk-tied bird, to the mutual dislike of each other, to the life-or-death commitment, they turned the fate of marriage first and love later into a long-lasting affection.
Purpose: True love is never about falling in love at first sight, but about mutual understanding and steadfastness after going through misunderstandings, twists and turns, and the test of life and death. It is two living souls that tolerate each other in the process of running in and run together in companionship. The alienation at the first meeting turns into a deep love, and the fate tied by red silk becomes a long-lasting tenderness over the years.
