Chu Tian Forgot Her for 50 Years — And She Returned at 80!

Emperor Chu Tian meets his wife at eighty years old after fifty years of separation. Once, they were beggars, hiding in a shack, promising each other to be together until the end of their days. But when Chu Tian was found as the crown prince and ascended to the throne, their lives split into two parts — the imperial palace with its political intrigues separated him from the only one he had ever loved.

Chu Tian's wife did not know that behind her husband stood the secret support of Grand Prefect Xue, that everything — from their meeting to his ascension to the throne — was part of a grand plan. She was taken to the palace as a concubine, not as a queen. She experienced humiliation in the harem, rumors of a curse, the emperor's coldness. For fifty years she waited for him, while he ruled the world, took other concubines, forgot about her existence. A single needle, accidentally left in his clothes, became the cause of her disgrace.

But beneath the mask of indifference lay a dark obsession. Chu Tian's wife was the daughter of Grand Prefect Xue and the mother he burned alive due to a capricious refusal. For fifty years she waited for the moment when Chu Tian would become strong enough not to need the Prefect. When that moment came, she did the unthinkable — she started a fire, taking her father's life. And as the flames consumed her, she finally felt free.

Now, on his eightieth birthday, Chu Tian arrived with the only thing left from their past — a red dress he had kept for fifty years. But his wife is no longer here. Can love, once divided,