Synopsis of the story of "Prisoner's Ci: The Prince's Paranoid Moonlight"
Su Wan, a modern cultural relic restorer, was involved in another world by the bright light bursting from the jade fragments when he was repairing the "Tangled Jade Button" of the Southern Song Dynasty. He happened to fall into the assassination site of Prince Jing's Mansion. She accidentally scratched the assassin with a piece of jade, and saved Prince Jing Xiao Jin, who was suffering from cough and heart disease and had a cruel temper.
Xiao Jin was attracted by Su Wan's jade-button aura and "unusual" temperament at a glance, and concluded that she was "the moonlight attracted by the jade spirit". Regardless of her resistance, he imprisoned her in the "Lan Yueyuan" and lied to the outside world that she was a "distant orphan". He would stay at her bedside all night and give her medicine, but he would also throw the medicine into a charcoal brazier because she accepted the medicine from Shen Zhiyi, the medical officer of the Tai Hospital. He would make modern snacks for her, but he would also use the method of "involving others to be punished" to stop her from thinking about escaping - his gentleness and paranoia always haunted her.
Su Wan struggled between fear and wavering, feeling sorry for Xiao Jin's vulnerability when he coughed up blood, but also hating his control. The secret help of the maid Qing He and the "clue to return home" given by Shen Zhiyi gave her hope of escaping, but she also gradually discovered the past behind Xiao Jin's paranoia: his mother and concubine were framed and died tragically, and he was poisoned and sick when he was young. He was just afraid of losing his "light" again.
But when Su Wan discovered Xiao Jin's secret - he had already known that "the two jade combined into one could help her return home" but deliberately concealed it, and even wanted to use her knowledge of cultural relics to find evidence of the unjust case of his mother and concubine and help plot a rebellion, trust completely collapsed. On the night of the rebellion, Su Wan was taken hostage by political opponents. On the city wall, Xiao Jin's throne was close at hand, and her life was on the other. This person who regarded power as the
