Marrying the Wrong Princess, the Prince's White Moonlight

On a snowy night three years ago, Ji Wanwan, the legitimate daughter of the General's Mansion, rescued Shen Jue, a seriously injured young man, in a ruined temple. The two agreed to "marry her as soon as they get out alive." Three years later, Shen Jue became famous, but he had forgotten that memory. He was given the opportunity to marry Ji Wanwan, but he was cold and distant from her because of family interests. Ji Wanwan married into the palace, took care of the affairs of the palace conscientiously, and tried to melt Shen Jue's coldness with her sincerity. However, Shen Jue brought back a woman named Yun Niang who had similar features to Ji Wanwan and regarded her as a substitute. Ji Wanwan watched Shen Jue's gentle and considerate treatment of Yun Niang, and her heart was twisted. Later, Yun Niang fell into the water, and Shen Jue mistakenly thought it was Ji Wanwan's fault and put her under house arrest. Ji Wanwan's old illness relapsed and she became seriously ill and critically ill. While ill, Ji Wanwan recalled the snowy night three years ago and took out the jade pendant left by Shen Jue. Shen Jue came to visit, and after seeing the jade pendant, his dusty memory was instantly awakened. He finally recognized Ji Wanwan as the benefactor who saved him back then, and realized how much he had hurt and let down her. Result: Shen Jue suddenly wakes up, feels regretful, and tries to redeem himself. But Ji Wanwan was disheartened. After experiencing a series of despair and pain, she chose to let go of her obsession and proposed to divorce Shen Jue, completely severing the misplaced relationship. Even though Shen Jue was unwilling to let go, she was determined to leave.