In 1975, a mainland girl Lai Qinxuan escaped from Hong Kong and made a living in a tea restaurant. She is beautiful, smart, and will do whatever it takes to get ahead. During a chance encounter, she got a glimpse of the world of Hong Kong's noble son Sikong Lin - he was elegant and gentle, a talented painter, and the prospective son-in-law of a wealthy family.
She was determined to keep the light that shone into her gloomy life at all costs.
Lai Qinxuan worked her way up from a humble waiter, relying on her astonishing business talent to accumulate capital in the stock market and real estate. At the same time, she penetrated Sikong Lin's life as a confidant and separated him from his fiancée Huo Shan. When Huo Shan left with her heart broken, she thought she would win everything.
However, the white moonlight in Sikong Lin's heart never went out. In order to completely cut off his thoughts, Lai Qinxuan set up a cage on the eve of his flight overseas to find Huo Shan. One dose of medicine, one night of sinking, and she imprisoned him deep in the unknown villa.
Since then, the rose has used love as a lock and the moonlight as a caged bird. Wealth and power built high walls, cutting off the world and imprisoning herself. Many years later, a pair of twins, a dragon and a phoenix, were born out of twisted love, but the stars that once appeared in Sikong Lin's eyes had long been turned into silent ashes during the long period of imprisonment.
This is a counterattack that begins with escaping from Hong Kong, and is also a fall that ends in imprisonment. When paranoid love turns into complete possession, who is the real prisoner?
