In late autumn in Jinmen, red candles weep with blood. Meng Wanqing thought that Shili Hongzhuang was the prelude to her funeral; the sincerity she gave her wholeheartedly was the sacrifice for the Shen family to annex the Meng family.
Their affair was broken up on their wedding night, and her father was forced to hang himself three days later. She was imprisoned in a Buddhist temple, swallowed gold and died, but was reborn in the fire and returned to the night when the tragedy began.
In this life, she lost her gentleness, used hatred as a blade, and fought every step of the way, vowing to make the betrayer pay with blood. She blew up the Shen family's arms, collected evidence of collaborating with the enemy, and used the power of her childhood sweetheart to drag the former aloof young marshal step by step into the dragnet she had laid.
Shen Yanzhou finally turned around and realized that he had already lost the jasmine named Meng Wanqing. In the crematorium of his wife, he relinquished his military power, cut off the relationship between father and son, and protected each other with his life, just asking her to look back.
War is raging and love and hate are entangled. Does the Phoenix, who returns from hell, want revenge or reconcile with the past?
When the smoke cleared and peace returned to Jinmen, Meng Wanqing understood: where the ashes fell, there was not only hatred, but also her youthful rebirth, and his half-delayed redemption.
