When time and space cut off each other's forty years, how should we continue our misaligned lives?
"Don't fall in love with me now, you deserve a brighter life" "You are my brighter life, no matter it was before or now"
Two gentle but extremely brave souls met again across the long river of time.
After falling into the water, he traveled to ancient times and found his missing son in the present (but the son was ten years older). Who took it from him by force? Where should the heroine and her son go?
It's gratitude, fear, compromise, helplessness, admiration, and love. A modern mother travels back in time to find her newly grown daughter and meets a big boss from an ancient separatist regime.
Can the Marquis, who was a poor boy in the valley back then and now has outstanding military achievements in the palace, fall in love again with his first wife from the countryside who has grown old, raised several children by himself, is violent and vulgar?
What is the relationship between a single high-ranking official with a standard Confucian temperament and a talented single mother living next to each other?
A real grown-up woman is never afraid of the courage to start over again. Even if her eighteen-year-old soul is in her thirty-eight-year-old body, "I" will take back everything that belongs to me step by step, including but not limited to my lover at that time.
"I" have always loved you, as long as you look back at me. ——The male protagonist
"I" have fallen in love with you a long time ago, but I have been obsessed with you for too long. This time, it's me who will love you. ——The heroine