The Austro-Hungarian Empire at the end of the 19th century was full of decadence and national contradictions. Although the Birkin family was among the nobility, it gradually declined as the times changed. In an isolated mansion, three children grew up under the indifferent neglect and gaze of their parents. Until his father suddenly passed away, the eldest son Phaedrus, who inherited the responsibility, killed him under the shackles of pressure and mother's madness; the struggle for power and endless conflicts made Phaedrus and his younger brother Paldon turn against each other; the younger daughter Nightingale was immersed in calligraphy, painting and fantasy all day long... Bloodline became the only chain, and the love and hatred that transcended ethics rose and subsided like a tide, stacking up into a horrific dance drama from which there was no escape.
Intention: Jealousy comes up, love suppresses it, curiosity arises, fear suppresses it, hate arises, and love suppresses it.
