In the last years of the fictional dynasty, the imperial court collapsed and bandits broke out everywhere. The Su family, a wealthy businessman in the south of the Yangtze River, was wiped out. The only legitimate daughter, Su Wan, was protected by a loyal servant and escaped. She went all the way north, but was kidnapped by bandits on the way to the mountain stronghold.
After waking up, Su Wan only had incomplete memories: she was once the female president of a top trading company in the country, and she had been fighting with Hongtu Industrial CEO Shen Chi for five years; now she has become a sallow and skinny thirteen-year-old orphan girl with a black iron token of unknown purpose hidden in her chest.
And the young leader of Kongshan Village happened to be Shen Chi.
To survive in troubled times, the two were forced to form an alliance: he organized defense and guarded the country, while she planned carefully and reorganized her livelihood. The village is opening up wasteland, farming, and setting up workshops, and the village is prospering day by day. The relationship between the two is also quietly deteriorating amidst mutual hostility and side by side. Until they discovered a remote valley deep in the mountains, two perfectly matched tokens, and the agreement made by the ancestors of the Shen and Su families a hundred years ago...
There is no fight for hegemony, no kingship, and no golden fingers. There is only the stability of a paradise in troubled times, and a pair of people who have gone from being mortal enemies to being dependent on each other for life and death.
