Qiu Yuebai, the owner of the blood tribe, raises a rebellious wolf cub. In the castle on a moonlit night, she had silver hair like a waterfall, and was wearing a black dress embroidered with silver roses. There were blood beads hanging from her fingertips, and she stared at the wolf boy in front of her. She was shackled but could not hide her wildness. The sharp wolf head on the black armor shone coldly, and the firelight and moonlight intertwined behind her, which was contradictory and fatal.
He is a ferocious beast tamed in her palm, but he always shows his fangs in the dark night; she is a taboo in his bloodline, and she insists on using the moonlight as bait to raise this unruly wolf. The bond between blood and bone is fermented under the broken crystal lamp. When the rebellious wolf cub is no longer willing to be imprisoned, and when the cold-blooded owner shakes his control, is the moonlight soaked in the bone and blood a redemption, or is it the prelude to another hunt?
Conspiracy and desire coexist, taboos compete with love, watch the blood clan and the wolf clan write a dangerous fairy tale about domestication and escape, sinking and sobriety under the moonlight.