Wang Chuchu, a wild and unruly concubine of the royal family who dances with wolves on the frontier, rescues Li Qingqing, an orphan girl from a general who was encountered by horse bandits outside the Great Wall and whose family was destroyed. He brought her back to the royal palace in the capital where power was entangled, just like throwing a frightened young deer into a jungle surrounded by ferocious beasts. Amid the identity gap, family interests, and Wang Chuchu's own almost paranoid desire for freedom, the two embarked on a love affair as fiery as cooking oil but doomed to twists and turns. Wang Chuchu was like a gust of wind that could not be caught, while Li Qingqing tried to be the rope that tied the wind, pulling each other, scarred, but unable to separate.
Concept: True love is scarred, but cannot be separated