Qing Sui was jilted by her fiancé. Overwhelmed by humiliation and anger, she jumped into a river. Unexpectedly, she was rescued by a rugged country man who happened to be passing by. Her clothes were soaked, and when he rescued her, the bashful man hardly knew where to look. To protect her reputation, he came to her home the very next day to ask for her hand in marriage. With tears in her eyes, Qing Sui agreed. She thought marrying him would mean a life of hardship, but to her surprise, this man knew better than anyone how to cherish his wife. He cooked the meals during the day, washed her clothes, and was exceptionally gentle with her at night. Determined to repay his kindness many times over, she not only vowed to treat him even better but also wanted to bear his children.