Mobei and his daughter, Modolou Tanada, escaped from marriage, but ran into a life-and-death situation involving Liu Daocheng, the minister of Dali Temple. A mysterious piece of concentric jade locks these two very different people "within ten steps."
He is the incarnation of the Ming Dynasty's laws, a severe obsessive-compulsive person who puts etiquette and law above all else, and even his hair must be kept tangle-free; she is a wild fox in the wilderness, with amazing intuition, who eats fur and drinks blood, and hates the constraints of rules the most.
If she is more than ten steps away from him, her heart will break; if she is more than ten steps away from her, he will vomit blood on the spot.
Therefore, on the way to escape with a narrow escape, Liu Daocheng had to endure this woman grabbing meat with her hands and sleeping everywhere; and Tanada was forced to watch this man fold his official uniform when the killer was chasing him. From survival in the wilderness to soul exchange, from mutual dislike to life and death, they have traveled thousands of miles and seen through each other's most secret scars.
When the curse was lifted, the etiquette in the capital turned into a larger cage. Liu Daocheng, who had always been restrained and calm, finally tore up the imperial decree in front of everyone and took off his scarlet official uniform: "No matter how many rules there are in the world, they can't imprison Nada from the grassland."
