Her father, Bai Zhihe, died after being falsely accused, and Bai Yu, the young heiress of a once-renowned artistic family, fell from grace overnight.
With her family ruined and her name dragged through the mud, she clutches her father’s last surviving sketches and struggles to survive through wind and rain, determined to uncover the truth and clear his name.
One rainy night in a narrow alley, she runs into Han Yu, the owner of an entertainment company in the capital.
The man watches coldly from the sidelines. Seeing the girl battered and bruised, yet stubbornly refusing to bow her head, stirs something in his heart.
He is the player moving pieces across the board, cold and restrained, weighing every step.
She is a thorny girl fallen into the mire, covered in scars but unwilling to yield to fate.
Conspiracies unfold one after another as love and hate become entangled in a battle of wits.
He offers her a helping hand, but also binds her with layer upon layer of constraints.
Amid the endless wind and rain, they pull at each other even as they save one another.
When the fog finally clears, she will tear away the false mask, win justice for her father, and accept the love that came too late.
