Bai Lang and her boyfriend have been together for three years, and plan to marry once they have saved enough for a down payment on a home. After graduating, Bai Lang lands a job at a major company, where her diligent and conscientious work earns her supervisor's approval. Then her boyfriend, who has been sent to the United States to advance his career, asks to break up. While Bai Lang is heartbroken, her former schoolmate, who is also her boss, stays by her side and comforts her.
After a series of upheavals and coincidences, Bai Lang marries her outstanding supervisor, a man so exceptional she can barely bring herself to look at him. After the wedding, he caters to her every whim and showers her with affection. But when her down-and-out ex-boyfriend returns, Bai Lang realizes it was all an elaborate trap, closing in on her at every turn.
It turns out love can be a scheme, and sincerity can be put through endless torment. Only after the sands of time have washed over it does love reveal its true color, glittering like gold. True affection must never be betrayed, and deep love is worth waiting for.
If I knelt beneath the stars just to be with you, if I crossed a thousand mountains and rivers just to be with you, would you let me down?
If I swam the longest river to call your name, if I told you my feelings for you would never change.
Because I love you... love you... so deeply.