Li Muyan transmigrates into her own novel as the heroine, Bai Qiuxue, and becomes the object of affection of Lu Yunzhao, the Crown Prince of Yancheng. On their wedding night, Bai Qiuxue runs away. Lu Yunzhao is sincere in his love for her, but she does everything she can to escape.
She wants to return to the modern world and be free, but every attempt to get away fails.
At last, Lu Yunzhao lets her pursue her freedom. But with no money to her name, she has no choice but to wash dishes at a restaurant to make ends meet.
The System tells her: “Only by killing Lu Yunzhao can you return to the modern world.”
She returns to the imperial palace once more. Emperor Lu Zhao has come back from the border, and the Crown Prince hasn't grown angry over her departure.
That night, she grips a dagger and heads to the Crown Prince's chambers to assassinate Lu Yunzhao, but two men in black lying in wait on the roof capture her.
At Luoxi Valley's Qiquan Pavilion, Valley Master Ye locks her in a woodshed.
When she blows the wind-call flute Lu Yunzhao gave her, he rides a thousand miles without hesitation to rescue her.
He is gravely wounded saving her.
Bai Qiuxue begins to fall for him.
Just as they are about to hold another wedding, Ye Bohan crashes the ceremony and causes chaos.
Lu Yunzhao leaps onto the palace roof and fights Ye Bohan once more.
Lu Yunzhao falls from the roof. Emperor Lu Zhao dies taking an arrow meant for his son, while Ye Bohan seizes the chance to take Bai Qiuxue away. He forces her to become his Valley Master's wife.
A week later, Bai Qiuxue is found to be carrying an imperial heir. Ye Bohan accepts the child, and to protect it, she has no choice but to agree to become the Valley Master's wife.
Lu Yunzhao ascends the throne and personally leads an army to Luoxi Valley to rescue Bai Qiuxue. Amid the chaos of war, Bai Qiuxue loses her child...
As it turns out, she is a divine being, sent to save the world...
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