Princess disease is her protective color, and arrogance is her weapon to hide her loneliness, until she meets Meng Sixhen, the free-spirited second son of the Meng family, who is bohemian and regards family responsibilities as nothing.
When they first met, she got furious over a limited-edition dress, and he leaned against the counter and laughed at her for saying "the princess is terminally ill." At a family gathering, he deliberately grabbed her dessert, and she poured red wine all over him. The two people, who were facing each other tit for tat, saw similar souls in each other's "unbearableness": she used arrogance to seek attention, and he used cynicism to avoid restraint.
When the "fake" meets the "devil", is it a farce of mutual disgust, or is it a tacit redemption? They broke up with each other under the pressure of their families, and comforted each other in deserted corners. She learned to put down her dignity, and he tried to shoulder his responsibilities. This entanglement that started with prejudice eventually became the only destination for each other.
"Shiyang, stop pretending, the loneliness in your eyes is the same as mine."
"Meng Sixhen, please leave me alone... But take me with you next time you race."
The collision between the fake daughter and the second generation ancestor turns out to be not a spark hitting the earth, but the two-way rush of two lonely souls.
