At Yanmen Pass, Shen Jinghong was branded a traitor and cut down in the yellow sands by her trusted deputy. As blood stained her silver armor, she thought her loyal soul would vanish forever. But the King of Hell, recognizing her service to the country, granted her three months to be reborn, investigate the truth, and avenge her death.
Back in the capital, she hides her general's edge and assumes the identity of the Chancellor's legitimate daughter, carefully investigating the mastermind step by step. But before the truth can emerge, she can only watch helplessly as her comrades from her past life are framed and their entire families executed. The elderly matriarch, the only person protecting her in this life, dies mysteriously, and even the battlefield memories she has kept close to her heart begin to crumble amid the web of intrigue. When the last of her warmth is swallowed by darkness, the decisive female general finally breaks down. Eyes red, she raises her bloodied blade and vows to make everyone who harmed her pay in blood.
On the road to revenge, she meets two men. One is Prince Jing, Xiao Jingyuan, gentle on the surface but hiding a deranged, obsessive side. One moment he takes a deadly arrow for her and softly says, “I'll protect you.” The next, possessiveness surges in his eyes as he holds her captive in his arms and murmurs, “You can only be mine.” Caught between love and hate, she cannot tell if he is her salvation or another abyss. The other is Xie Linyuan, a sinister and twisted powerful minister who holds the “evidence” of her supposed crimes in her past life. Smiling, he says, “General Shen, want to play a game with your life on the line?” His relentless pursuit reeks of destruction, yet in secret, he clears away some of her most difficult enemies.
The three-month deadline is drawing near. The truth leads to royal secrets and political power struggles, while she has become covered in wounds from her frenzied revenge and tangled romances. When the final day arrives, she holds all the evidence in her hands, only to realize she is no longer the Shen who lived only to clear her name
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