[Delicate, tearful heroine × gloomy, madly devoted eunuch lord]
On the day Jiang Tang takes her younger sister’s place and marries Prince Cheng, the Nine-Thousand-Year-Old Lord, whose power reaches across the court, abducts her in the street. Everyone knows this is the emperor’s way of humiliating Prince Cheng.
To avenge her elder sister, Jiang Tang climbs into the favor of Shen Yan, a powerful protector.
But she is so delicate that it would be more accurate to say Shen Yan spoils her than to say she serves him.
Just as Shen Yan thinks he has this begonia flower firmly in his grasp, Jiang Tang dies.
Everyone says Shen Yan has gone mad. He was already ruthless, but lately his methods have become even more cruel and vicious.
Fortunately, that only lasts half a month. Then the calamity receives some kind of message and rushes day and night to Yuzhou.
Jiang Tang has taken her revenge. She was supposed to spend the rest of her life with Shen Yan.
But her health is failing, and she has little time left.
Acting out of selfishness, she changes her mind and fakes her death to return to Yuzhou.
But one day, while wandering through the city, someone grabs her wrist. When she sees who it is, she stammers in fright, “What are you doing here?”
“Has Your Highness ever heard that it is easy to invite a god, but hard to send one away?” Beneath the pale moonlight, Shen Yan stands in red, his black hair streaming as he watches her with a sinister gaze. “We were married. Even as a ghost, you belong to me.”
