The red silk brocade is a smooth road in the eyes of the world, but it is the end of her careful life. Wei, the daughter of the Lin family, decided to run away from her marriage on her wedding day. She betrayed her established destiny and ran for an uncertain freedom.
The cold moon at the border reflects the weight of his authority and the loneliness that no one can see. Chu Lingchen, the God of War Prince, controls the world's wars and has a heart as deep as the sea. He is accustomed to using strategies to measure everything in the world, including her who suddenly breaks into his domain.
In the business world of the capital, she used wisdom as a boat, started from scratch, and worked hard step by step, and eventually became a wealthy businessman. However, she was not only rich in the world, but also reshaped the definition of a woman in the world. On the battlefield and in the court, he used the country as a chess piece, manipulating it vertically and horizontally, but in her unruly eyes and outstanding intelligence, he glimpsed another kind of power and reality.
From his initial calculation and interest, he gradually longed for her unfettered soul. While maintaining her independence and vigilance, she unexpectedly glimpsed his sincerity that was also trapped by responsibilities and rules at the peak of power.
This is not a simple love between children, but the collision and resonance of two powerful souls outside the cage of the world. They are mirror images of each other, reflecting each other's deepest desires and shackles - she pursues self-realization beyond gender, and he seeks the warmth of humanity beyond cold machinations.
When the shackles of the past approach again, and when the shadow of power covers the nascent career, can they jointly break the invisible cage through mutual temptation, competition and attraction, keep their true hearts in the torrent of worldly affairs, and work together to find true freedom and world?
This is a story about rebellion and growth, independence and understanding, finding oneself in the established order and loving each other bravely.
