Zhenbei General Shen Che and Pei Guanlan had been enemies for six years, but after the armistice they were ordered to get married. On the third day after the wedding, Shen Che began to lose his memory every day. Every time he woke up, his memory stopped at the most tense day before the peace talks between the two armies - at that time he still hated Pei Guanlan to his bones. What's even more troublesome is that yesterday's self left him a book: the marriage certificate is genuine. Pei Guanlan saved him. Don't kill him yet.
One more thing - don't believe Pei Guanlan. On the same night, an official with knowledge of the incident died mysteriously. As the investigation deepens, Shen Che discovers that his amnesia may not have started after marriage. The war six years ago, the death of his brother, and an old case that had been buried for many years all pointed to his missing memory. And the person he should be wary of the most turned out to be the only person willing to give him the choice when he woke up every day. He can't remember who he loved yesterday. But today's choice is still the responsibility of today's him.
Intention: Memories will be lost, but choices and responsibilities still belong to oneself