On the night when the snow fell in Dayan, Jiang Wenjun knocked over Su He's wine cup while dancing in the restaurant. He untied her and she sewed up the torn cuffs for him. Over and over again, for three winters and summers, they wrote their marriage letters in the snow, thinking they could grow old together.
But she didn't know that she was an abandoned princess who was sent out of the palace - the queen gave birth to twins, and because of the "unlucky twins" she was sent out of the palace and left to be raised by her nuns and military attendants. The adoptive parents she thought were the last bits of compassion left by her biological mother.
When Manbei invaded, Chanyu's son took a fancy to his eldest sister and asked her to marry her. The eldest sister refused and threatened to die. The queen had no choice but to send someone to find the old pair of servants outside the palace and beg Jiang Wenjun to marry her sister far away. The adoptive mother cried blindly, and the adoptive father was silent for three days. In the end, he only said: "Your mother... Is not... The Queen, she is not easy either."
Later, he was sent as an envoy with integrity, but was falsely accused of betrayal and surrendered, and was exiled to Beihai.
On the day Jiang Wenjun married his sister into Manbei, Su He was being exiled to Beihai and kept in the dark.
When she arrived in Manbei, she wore his favorite red dress and took one last look at her hometown in the south from the tower.
Later, he was avenged, and Emperor Zhao granted him a marriage, but he married his eldest sister, the real princess.
On the night of the wedding, he found her coffin in the dark room, with the yellowed marriage certificate pressed beside her. He suddenly remembered the first words she said with a smile when she knocked over his wine glass in the restaurant:
"My lord, if you spilled your wine, I'll compensate you with one drink."
But in this world, there is no second glass of wine for him.
Purpose: Under fate, true love will never die.