The new emperor Di Cang has an iron fist to liquidate the previous dynasty, but he is obsessed with the missing Princess Minghua. When he discovered the peach blossom birthmark on the wrist of his personal officer Ming Se, he said "the tooth mark is consistent with the characteristics of a princess", tearing apart the disguise she had kept for three years.
The identity of the daughter who was a remnant of the previous dynasty and the emperor who destroyed his country are as opposite as the chasm, but love and hate grow wildly in the cage. He used his power to build a cage, locking her body and trapping her heart, but he stayed up all night because of her infected hands; she hated him for bloodbathing the imperial city, but she protected her with her life when he drank poisonous wine on his behalf. Half a piece of tiger talisman hides the grudges of two generations, a misadventure in childhood that laid the foundation for fate, from Zhu Pi's shock to the moment of daggers drawn, from kneeling in the snow to making a decision on the tower, they were torn apart by the hatred between the country and the family, and saw the sincerity in the robbery.
When the gold chain was untied and the peach blossom birthmark faded, the sadomasochism that began with conquest eventually became a legend in the hands of the empress - he put down his imperial dignity, and she walked out of the cage of hatred. Deep within the palace walls, love and hatred have long been engraved in the bones and blood.
