She is the disciple of the Thousand-faced Poison King and the owner of the famous Bamboo Tao Villa. In order to let her treat the son of her benefactor, her mother tied her to marry someone she had never met. On the wedding day, I found out that he was not an ordinary patient but a dying person who had been poisoned. In order to repay her mother's kindness, she stayed to detoxify him. Soon she learned that he was not an ordinary person at all, but the prince of the Imperial Capital, the dandy who was obsessed with the land of fireworks all day long. Although she had a momentary craving for the beauty in the painting, she still resolutely divorced him when he recovered.
He, known as the "little bully" of the imperial capital, was poisoned by a villain and fell into coma. After waking up blind, he learned that the wet nurse had married an unknown wife for him to detoxify him. Although he was displeased, he tolerated her indifference for the sake of saving her life. On the day he regained his sight, she arranged for him to sign a divorce letter. What made him even more ashamed was that the childhood sweetheart he had been with every night for many months was actually her disguise. He was angry, helpless, and somewhat reluctant to give up.
She drifted away, and he was filled with sorrow, and just went their separate ways. Little did he know that she was not who he thought she was, and he was not who she knew. It seemed that the relationship between them was over, but it was just the beginning of their relationship...
