Modern forensic doctor Lu Zhao traveled through time and became the bride who died suddenly on her wedding night in the Ye Palace. After the red candle burned out, her wedding dress remained, and she became a death scene carefully arranged by others. When she opened her eyes again, she was on the way to the funeral three days later - the coffin board was lifted by the wind and rain, and she sat up straight, frightening the coffin bearers out of their wits.
Facing his newlywed husband Murong Ye, who was most suspected of poisoning, Lu Zhao showed his eyes as sharp as a scalpel: "Your Majesty, you want to frame me for suicide? Why don't we talk about the remaining Datura pollen on your sleeves first?"
From then on, there was no peace in Prince Ye's Mansion. She performed autopsies to solve crimes, opened a medical clinic, rescued the emperor's heirs, fought against powerful officials, and turned the capital upside down. But the cold-faced prince who was rumored to hate her to the core gradually passed the knife to her during the autopsy, blocked the sword when she was in danger, and climbed out of the window late at night just to ask: "Princess, today, would you like to drink a glass of real Henan wine with me?"
When the undercurrent in the court swept across a larger conspiracy, the two finally discovered that the murderous wedding night was actually the beginning of a chess game that spanned ten years. And the chess player is watching from the dark as they step into a deeper whirlpool...
