Jiang Zhou grew up under the abuse and humiliation of his adoptive mother, as humble as a weed.
After being forced to marry the young master of the Qin family, only two months later, he was thrown into the remote west courtyard and became an abandoned husband in name only.
This hardship lasted four years.
For four years, he settled in a corner and saved money desperately, just so that one day he could forcefully reconcile and escape from this cannibalistic Kyoto.
Until that man, Qin Yue, the second master of the Qin Mansion, who was elegant, dignified and cold-blooded, unexpectedly stepped into his dilapidated courtyard.
That was his husband's brother-in-law, the flower of the high mountains that he could only look up to.
Jiang Zhou knew the difference between the mud and the clouds and didn't dare to think about it.
He thought: As long as he can look at him every day, even if the other person doesn't like him, it is still a gift.
Later, he learned that the man was also happy with him, and he thought: Even if we can't stay together until old age, if we have this memory, we will die without regrets.
Qin Yue promised to remove all obstacles and protect him.
But Qin Yue didn't know that the seemingly weak Jiang Zhou had already grown a proud character in the mud.
He doesn't want his lover to be in a dilemma, and he doesn't want to be a clinging vine.
This time, he wanted to straighten his spine, join hands with him, and stay together for the rest of his life in an honest and upright manner.
Concept: Near the water, first come first served
