The Scab in Front of the Buddha Cannot Survive the Calamity

Tie it up and don't untie it even if you die!​​ Lin Yao, an urban elite, cannot escape the curse that urges her to get married, but when she touches a mysterious painting in a thousand-year-old temple, she is entangled by this curse that is seared into her mind. The red rope that appeared out of thin air on her wrist led her into the troubled times between the north and the south, and she became a "goods" waiting to be sold in the slave market. In despair, the dumb general Dugu Lin of the Northern Zhou Dynasty descended from the sky like a divine soldier. He locked his eyes on the red rope on her wrist - that was the only warning he left across time and space with his soul as a contract when he was about to die! Buying her is salvation, and it is also getting involved in a bigger whirlpool. The strife in the court, the flames of the battlefield, and the suspicion of identity are closing in step by step, and the red rope that cannot be untied not only links the life and death of the two people, but also involves a shocking secret that can overthrow the dynasty. In the war of troubled times, how can the mute general and the time-traveling beauty break this fateful dilemma by holding on to the contract of life and death with silent hands?