
He mirrored his comatose brother—his voice, his touch, their secrets—just to keep her close. She believed in soul possession. He knew it was a lie. But loving her as a ghost? He’d do it forever.

This episode opens with the Gu brothers, Gu Haonan and Gu Haoxun, encountering an accident while sea fishing. After being rescued by the coast guard, both fell into a deep coma. At the hospital, Gu Haonan's wife Shen Zhixia and Gu Haoxun's agent Shen Jing were extremely anxious. The doctor informed them that the elder brother, Gu Haonan, was severely injured with little hope of waking up, while the younger brother, Gu Haoxun, was in a slightly better condition but with an unknown recovery time. As Shen Zhixia was consumed by grief, Shen Jing suggested using familiar things to stimulate them. Shen Zhixia recalled Gu Haonan's love for flowers, which sparked a glimmer of hope, and she decided to go get them immediately.

This episode opens with a sweet flashback, revealing the deep affection between the female protagonist, Zhixia, and her husband, Gu Haonan, as they celebrate their anniversary. However, in reality, Gu Haonan is in a coma. When Zhixia suddenly receives the joyful news of her husband's awakening and rushes to the hospital full of anticipation, she is horrified to discover that the man who woke up in the hospital bed (Gu Haoxun), though claiming to be Gu Haonan, looks completely different from her husband. The episode abruptly concludes with Zhixia's shock and the immense suspense surrounding the male lead's mistaken identity.

Female lead Ye Zhixia rushed to the hospital, thinking her beloved Gu Haonan had woken up, but found him still unconscious. The one who woke up was actually his twin brother, Gu Haoxun. However, Gu Haoxun suffered cognitive impairment due to a drowning accident and firmly believed he was Gu Haonan. Dr. Cai explained this and arranged further examinations. In the CT room, Gu Haoxun was shocked to discover that his leg did not have the deep, bone-visible scar he remembered, which made him doubt his own identity even more deeply and laid a huge suspense for the plot.

This episode tells how Gu Haoxun, one of the twin brothers, wakes up from a coma with confused memories, mistakenly believing he is his injured younger brother, Gu Haonan. His wife, Zhixia, calmly reveals the truth of his mistaken identity to him, while doctors confirm that his awakening is already a miracle. Meanwhile, another woman who harbors strong feelings for Haoxun appears, further complicating the character relationships. Zhixia returns home and, together with her mother-in-law, Gu Mu, worries about Haonan, who is still in a coma, and they comfort each other. At the end, Gu Haoxun, lying in his hospital bed, says, "The wind is rising," foreshadowing an impending storm.

In younger brother Haoxun's room, the housekeeper recounts to Haonan's wife, Shen Yilin, the vastly different personalities and deep bond between the two brothers, Haoxun and Haonan. Haoxun is mischievous and unrestrained, while his elder brother Haonan is steady and considerate, a good husband in Shen Yilin's eyes. The housekeeper recalls how when their father passed away, Haoxun shirked the responsibility of inheriting the company, while Haonan single-handedly took it all on. Amidst an atmosphere filled with memories and sentimentality, Shen Yilin suddenly receives a phone call, learning that Haoxun, who had just woken up, has gone missing, ending the episode on a cliffhanger.

He mirrored his comatose brother—his voice, his touch, their secrets—just to keep her close. She believed in soul possession. He knew it was a lie. But loving her as a ghost? He’d do it forever.

This episode, through a series of flashback memories, reveals the romantic past between the female lead, Zhixia, and the male lead's brother, Gu Haoxun, including their first meeting, falling in love, and wedding preparations. However, back in the reality of the hospital room, Zhixia's husband, Gu Haonan, wakes up possessing these memories that were not his own. He confronts Zhixia with these intimate details, leaving her in shock and despair. Ultimately, Gu Haonan reveals his true identity and declares, "I'm back," hinting at a profound crisis of identity and memory displacement, and creating immense suspense for the complicated relationship between the two brothers and Zhixia.

He mirrored his comatose brother—his voice, his touch, their secrets—just to keep her close. She believed in soul possession. He knew it was a lie. But loving her as a ghost? He’d do it forever.

He mirrored his comatose brother—his voice, his touch, their secrets—just to keep her close. She believed in soul possession. He knew it was a lie. But loving her as a ghost? He’d do it forever.

He mirrored his comatose brother—his voice, his touch, their secrets—just to keep her close. She believed in soul possession. He knew it was a lie. But loving her as a ghost? He’d do it forever.