A romance between a girl, who accidentally stumbles upon jianghu’s top mountain pavilion, only to pose as the young master's future wife.
(Source: DramaWiki)
Episodes: 32
Born the daughter of a great general, Xu Yu was raised with a sword in her hand. Training from a very young age, Xu Yu is as adept with a bow as she is with a sword and her skill as a horseman rivals that of her father's men. A skilled warrior, Xu Yu never once entertained the idea of any other path.
In order to save her struggling family, Xu Yu agrees to marry Emperor Xiao Jin Yun. As different from Xu Yu as night and day, Jin Yun prefers books to battles. Knowing from the beginning they will never get along, the newlyweds prefer to spend their days as far from each other as possible. Though their meetings are few, they're often memorable, none more so than a meeting by the pool that changes both of their lives in an instant. Falling into the pool together, the emperor and empress are horrified to discover that they have somehow managed to swap souls.
Trapped in each other's bodies, it doesn't take long for Xu Yu and Jin Yun to realize that neither leads as charmed a life as each had believed. Will living in each other's shoes allow them to heal the breach between them or only serve to make things worse?
Adapted from the webcomic and animation "Liang Bu Yi" (两不疑 ) by Lu Ye Qian He and You Zhi Jiao Zi (绿野千鹤，有只饺子).
Set against the backdrop of the formation of National Southwest Associated University (commonly known as 'Lianda'), the story follows intellectuals in Beiping and the choices and sacrifices made by two generations to keep the flames of civilization alive.
Beiping fell to Japanese forces in 1937. Several northern universities decided to move south to Changsha, however, war soon broke out. Meng Hai Tang a lecturer at the National Peking University School of Medicine, had to flee with the young students. In order to preserve their national heritage, a group of Chinese intellectuals came to form the National Southwest Associated University ("Lianda") while in exile.
Hai Tang and Zhang Qi fell in love. Upon arriving in Chongqing, they supported each other in establishing a medical school under Peking University. However, Hai Tang was dismissed from her position. The couple travelled west to Kunming, got married and reestablished a medical school in Mengzi. During the Battle of Northern Burma and Western Yunnan, Hai Tang and Zhang Qi led students to provide medical aid. No matter how hard, these are people who embody the fearless university spirit of contemporary youth.
