On the winter solstice of the fifth year of Yongzhao, the capital city of Chu Yu Kingdom fell into a sea of blood. The ten-year-old prince Chu Yufengxiu witnessed the tragic death of his father and brother under the Liang Kingdom's cavalry. He was desperately pushed out of the city gate by his brother general, and fled into the wilderness with a blood feud. On the verge of death, a mysterious white-haired girl Yue Xuan Huaiying shot the wolves with a silver arrow to save his life, leaving behind the motto "You can hide three miles east" before disappearing in the snow.
Fifteen years later, Fengxiu conquered the Liang Kingdom and recaptured Haodu, targeting the treacherous Shuoyue Kingdom. In order to seize the strategically important Canglan County, he pretended to marry, but he was shocked to find that the portrait of the bride sent by Shuo Yue actually included the white-haired "witch" who saved his life - the princess Yue Xuan Huaiying who was exiled by the family. She has the "Frost Life" and will attract werewolves from other worlds every time the moon goes dark. Only the spiritual blood of werewolves can keep her alive.
The two reunited in Xuanhuang's ruined temple, fought the werewolves together, plotted against each other, and were in conflict with each other in the court. From political marriage to life-and-death entanglement, the vengeful king and the ominous princess forged a shocking bond in the whirlpool of intrigue. When the floods in Zezhou revealed the clan's regicide conspiracy, Fengxiu went to the dangerous situation in person, and Huaiying insisted on following him. With all her senses lost in the black ice pool, she tightly grasped the hem of his clothes, while the silver arrows in his earlobes turned into lynx cold iron and wood pendants, telling the world:
"She is my only wife. Even if she becomes an enemy in another world, she will never look back when she is burned to the ground!"
