She is the coldest song in Paramount and the most difficult mystery in Shanghai.
Three years ago, the famous family collapsed. Overnight, she fell from the clouds into the dust and became a singer who could be trampled on.
Qi An does not believe in friendship and is not afraid of power. In this lavish gold-selling cave, she held on to her remaining pride and watched the carnival in troubled times with cold eyes.
The rich and powerful flocked to her and wanted to break her thorny rose into pieces; the onlookers looked on indifferently and regarded her as a plaything for their entertainment.
Only Song Shihuan, a naturally rebellious young master, developed a fatal interest in her.
He saw her standing tall and proud, and wanted to see her bow her head; he saw her in the quagmire, and wanted to see her sink.
Little did they know that this seemingly broken kite had already woven a web called "survival" deep in my heart.
When Adjutant Zhang's revenge strikes, when Fourth Master Zhao's interests come first, when the storm of troubled times approaches, Qian clenches the sword in his hand.
This time, she will not beg for mercy or depend on herself. Even if she is in a quagmire, she will bloom a flower that is not stained by dust.
Let's look at the ups and downs in these troubled times, who can really tame this proud kite that would rather break than bend.
