My Husband Mistakenly Thinks I Have a White Moonlight

Lyu Chan is a palace maid. It is said that eight years ago, the late Crown Prince saved her, and from then on, she kept his gentle, refined features in her heart. Later, the Crown Prince passed away, leaving her with the dying wish to look after his younger brother, Prince Qiyang.

Prince Qiyang, Ji Che, is notorious in the capital, Jin Jing, as a reckless troublemaker. He is equally skilled at cockfighting, dog racing, and brawling. With a face capable of bringing a kingdom to ruin, he goes around flaunting himself. Daughters of respectable families in Jin Jing refuse to marry him, and even the Chancellor's daughter, who was betrothed to him long ago, refuses to cast her pearl before swine.

By a twist of fate, Lyu Chan enters the Prince of Qiyang's residence as the Chancellor's real daughter, taking her place in an arranged marriage.

On their wedding night, as torrential rain pours down, Ji Che blocks her from entering the house.

Looking at the graceful, lovely figure in the rain, Ji Che mocks her mercilessly: "So you're Lyu Chan? Take my advice and give up. I'm not interested in you!"

Lyu Chan looks up at his voice, stubborn and resolute. "Rest assured, Your Highness. This servant isn't interested in you either."

Later, when Ji Che falls into disgrace and leaves the capital, she stays by his side through every brush with death. And when he claims the throne and dons the imperial robes, she is still there beside him. Through all the trials and triumphs along the way, she never leaves him.

Ji Che tightly clasps her delicate hands, wishing he could give her everything best in the world.

Only later does Ji Che learn that the best person in her heart is his older brother, who died long ago. Her words that night, "This servant isn't interested in you either," were not a spiteful retort.

Ji Che had never shown Lyu Chan his "cruel" side. That night was the first time...

Theme: With no signposts ahead, if I set out, will the road be a narrow alley? From "Who'll Go Through This With Me" by Beyond