Bride Dedicated to the Mountain God

There is a legend in Wangjia Village at the foot of Shenqu Mountain: every hundred years, on the night the Red Moon hangs in the sky, the village must offer a bride in sacrifice to the mountain god. More than a hundred years have passed, and everyone thinks it is just a legend. Then comes the omen: “Birds won't return to their nests at night, and the dried-up well reveals the Yellow Springs.” The Red Moon's signs suddenly appear. Wang Duoyu is getting ready to leave for university when the clan chief summons her to the ancestral hall. Since she has done well in her studies, he says, she should pay her respects to the ancestors. Wang Duoyu happily goes along. When she opens her eyes again, she is dressed in a red wedding gown, kneeling before the mountain god's shrine... Lu Yu returns to her hometown to shoot a film, but the set they have built suddenly collapses. The director spots a traditional Chinese mansion deep in the mountains near her hometown while flying a drone. He brings the producer and an interpreter to negotiate with the owners. The interpreter is Lu Yu herself, there to translate the local dialect. But the one who opens the door is a handsome young man with a gentle air. Lu Yu thinks, “Well, looks like they don't need me after all.” But when the director explains why they've come, the man looks at her warmly, with an air of familiarity, and says, “That depends on whether my wife agrees.” Under everyone's astonished gaze, Lu Yu belatedly realizes: “...What?” “Me?” Reading note: - A Chinese-style, non-horror, married-first-love-later sweet romance Message: Every encounter in life is beautiful.