**Introduction to "Pillow Flower"**
Lin Su, the most beautiful woman in Huaizhou, was happily married to the king of Zhen'an, but she sat alone on her wedding night. What she thought was a childhood friendship was, in his eyes, just a "vase" marriage forced by the emperor. Lin Su put away his frustration and took care of the palace, silently left a lamp, conveyed his love with snacks, and even impressed Qi Zhen with his insights from "The Map of the Sea".
They went to Yankang to quell the Japanese pirates, depended on each other for life and death on the frontier battlefield, and worked together to expose the court's conspiracy. In crisis after crisis and fighting side by side, the ice melted and feelings secretly emerged. They consummated their marriage on a snowy night, rode horses on the border, and traveled together on New Year's Eve. They became each other's deepest support. However, happiness was short-lived. After a palace incident, Lin Su was kidnapped, the ship sank in the river, and her life and death were unknown.
Qi Zhen refused to hear the news of his death and spent five years alone looking for a wife but refusing to accept a bride. On the streets of Lingnan, a piece of pastry with a familiar taste led him to reunite with his beloved wife who had lost her memory. She is already the owner of a pastry shop, and she is protected by her adopted brother. Qi Zhen took the pastry poisoning case as an opportunity to try hard to awaken his memory. When the gangster's heavy attack awakened the past, she finally recalled everything and recognized each other with tears.
After experiencing life and death, Lin Su and Qi Zhen returned home hand in hand to raise their young son and add a daughter to their family. The rustling of falling flowers beside the pillow is the perfect echo of unswerving love.
Purpose: personal growth, emotional truth, family and country feelings