Microfilm

Aside from Shen Qi, who was still in the hospital, the others had no objections to the script. The microfilm quickly entered production.

Lu Zhi made a few minor revisions to the character settings provided by the production team. Judging from the plot, they almost perfectly showcased Shen Ranxin's uniquely cold and aloof temperament.

When the Shen family fell into ruin, Shen Ranxin married into a local wealthy family to ensure the Shen family's safety—the warlord played by Shen Qi, a man well past fifty.

The warlord had an adopted son, Lu Zhi, who had been sent abroad to study from a young age.

Later, the warlord fell from power and went missing during a battle. Everyone believed he was dead.

Lu Zhi returned from overseas, took over all of the warlord's assets, and joined the resistance against the Japanese army with the forces the warlord had left behind.

The Shen family's young master had married into the household only to save his family. He had no feelings for the warlord at all. When he heard that the warlord had died and that the warlord's son had returned and released all the concubines, he thought he would be able to leave as well.

Unexpectedly, his stepson released everyone but kept him behind.

Naturally, Shen Ranxin initially loathed this stepson. After a series of events, their feelings gradually deepened, but Shen Ranxin had always believed Lu Zhi was the same kind of villain as the warlord, cut from the same mold. He had never shown Lu Zhi a pleasant face.

Then, the warlord who was said to have died in battle returned, and only then did Shen Ranxin learn the truth.

The Shen family's downfall had been orchestrated by the warlord from the very beginning, all so he could force Shen