Three Thousand Acacias, Endless Longing

Three Thousand Acacias, Endless Longing Plot:

Su Wanning, owner of a Jiangnan embroidery workshop, has waited three years for Gu Zhaoheng, the General of Protecting the Nation, clinging to his promise: "I'll marry you when I return victorious." But in three years, only frontier triumphs arrive—no sign of him. Until a masked swordsman delivers a jade pendant carved with "Gu" and says, "The general told me to say, don't wait." Wanning defies this and sneaks to the capital, only to find Gu "died of illness"—his coffin holds nothing but a blood-stained battle robe. Yet a familiar flute melody, "Chang Xiang Si" (Endless Longing), which Gu used to play for her, drifts from the General's Mansion backyard. Following it, she sees a man in a silver mask. When he turns, the scarred face under the mask calls her "Wanwan": he's alive, disfigured in battle and framed by villains, hiding to protect her. When longing shatters lies, when deep love meets forbearance, can this couple overcome three years of misunderstanding and rekindle their love?