She was a chess piece placed by Lu Zhixu in the Ning family, and was ordered to get close to Ning Jingyuan, the eldest son of the Ning family. For three years, she stayed by his side, grinding ink, preparing medicine, and keeping him company in silence, but never conveyed a word to the outside world - because that cold and aloof young man had already taken root in her heart.
Once the situation suddenly changed, Lu Zhixu blamed Ningjingyuan. Everyone in the Ning family was convicted, and she was treated as an abandoned son and given as a wife to the Lu family's slaves. As the prison car headed north, he thought she was an informant of the Lu family; while being imprisoned in the house, she carried evidence and waited for him to come back alive.
Three years later, he returned to Wuzhou under the alias of an imperial envoy. On the night of their reunion, the blade was pressed against her neck. She didn't beg for mercy, she just said: "I know something you don't know."
Hate is real, kindness is real, and underneath the bloody misunderstanding, the heartbeat is also real.
When the fog of hatred dissipated, they discovered that their biggest enemies were never each other.