Li Yunqing was sold to a gangster in Guangcheng by her good-for-nothing father, but on her way to get married, she was suddenly assassinated. Fortunately, the target of the assassination was not her, but the second young lady of the Li family.
In order to escape the fate of perishing with the gangster, Li Yunqing was willing to marry as a substitute and successfully married into the Zhou family in Guangcheng.
When he first met Zhou Yanxu, Zhou Yanxu said to Li Yunqing: "You only need to accompany me to play this scene well. When three years are up, you will leave me immediately."
Zhou Yanxu taught Li Yunqing Western knowledge, but as they got along, Zhou Yanxu slowly fell into despair.
"Zhou Yanxu, you've entered the drama." Li Yunqing said.
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Three years later, the Japanese captured Guangcheng, and many people died in the defense battle. Zhou Yanxu was also captured by the Japanese.
Everyone said that Zhou Yanxu was dead, but Li Yunqing didn't believe it and insisted on waiting for Zhou Yanxu's return.
While dealing with the Japanese, Li Yunqing discovered that Zhou Yanxu actually helped the Japanese and did not remember him.
Li Yunqing and the second uncle of the Zhou family supported the Guangcheng Chamber of Commerce, and Zhou Yanxu was just an undercover agent.
In 1945, the Japanese finally withdrew from Guangcheng. But can lovers finally get married...
(This story is purely fictional!)
Purpose: Feelings of family and country