A thousand years ago, she was the God of Fate, who governed cause and effect. She gave up half her divine soul to save him, only to receive a cup of poison, twelve chains, and the words, “You’re too dangerous. I’m afraid of you.”
A thousand years later, she is Lin Qingyin, an ordinary girl who struggles with social anxiety. Night after night, she dreams of a woman in red in the depths of the Yellow Springs. The woman has her face, laughs maniacally, and waits for revenge.
In thirty days, beneath a blood moon, the seal will break. The “other half,” bearing a thousand years of hatred, will burst from its cage, reclaim her body, and settle the score left unfinished all those years ago.
The emperor from that era, now an archaeology professor, holds the red mark on her wrist and remembers the warmth of that cup of poison.
“When we meet again, do you think I’ll still love you?”
This time, she will decide the answer.
