Li Yuntang and Su Wangbei, the two tigers of Jiangcheng, are sworn enemies, but Su Wangbei’s daughter, Su Qinghe, is madly in love with Li Yuntang.
The charming young opera star Shen Qingyi lost her parents as a child when the Su family framed and murdered them.
She sets a trap to draw Li Yuntang in and become the apple of his eye.
Step by step, she uses him to eliminate her enemies.
He willingly becomes her pawn, simply because he loves her deeply.
Little does he know that while the mantis stalks the cicada, the oriole is waiting behind.
Driven by a black-clad figure, she falls from a cliff.
Six months later, Jiangcheng is struck by both plague and severe drought.
Corrupt officials leave the people in unbearable misery.
A mysterious woman appears, handing out rice porridge. She looks exactly like Shen Qingyi, who fell from the cliff, and repeatedly saves the people from danger.
Li Yuntang’s eyes turn red, and he vows to catch her and never let her go again.
But she smiles sweetly and pushes him away. “I came for revenge. What use are you to me?”
He grabs her and holds her fast. “Revenge, is it? Then I’ll give you all of Jiangcheng!”
