The Lu family in the south of the Yangtze River has experienced prosperity and decline for hundreds of years, with grudges and power plots locked up in high walls and deep houses. Lu Qingyi, who lost her father at the age of five, had her identity tampered with and was adopted into her ancestral home. She was lonely and sensitive in her childhood. When she came back as an adult, she just wanted to find out the truth about her father, but she found that she had already been trapped in the vortex of old family grudges and power.
Lu Yuan, the person in charge of the family, looks cold and self-possessed, but is burdened with the secrets of his non-biological son and the burden of the company. He has protected Qingyi for many years but has always been difficult to get close to. Mysteries of life experience, family crisis, and family disputes come one after another. The two people constantly misunderstand, test, protect, and pull apart.
Group portraits run side by side, and centuries-old family misdeeds, grievances, and forbearance emerge in turn. Qingyi and Lu Yuan each grow up in the gap between power and destiny.
The heroine is bright and tenacious, going against the current to find out the truth, leading the corporate crisis, breaking through the shackles of the family, and growing into the core of a new generation. The male protagonist is calm and decisive, redeeming himself in his life experience and responsibilities, and protecting the one he loves.
In the end, the two work together to break through the extreme emotional pull and the storm of fate. Love and belonging will finally be settled, century-old grudges are resolved, and the family is reborn.
The contract in the bones, once accepted, can never be reversed
Purpose: The process of breaking through the conflict between love and identity, seeking self-identity and spiritual breakthrough