The second young lady of the Shen family was once the brightest moonlight in Yangzhou City, but fell into dust overnight. Their father was addicted to gambling and treated their sisters as goods to pay off debts - the older sister was raped by the warlord Lu Qingtian, while she was promised to the notorious private salt lord Mo Sanye.
In despair, the servant Mo Yuanshan, who was regarded as an ant by her father and had been humiliated for many years, tore off his disguise. He raised his hand and stirred up the storm in the city, snatching her back from the devil's hands with the force of thunder.
This is a revenge in the name of love, and also a tragedy about plunder and redemption in troubled times. When the moonlight shines over the frost-covered river of revenge that he once walked, does it reflect perfection or a deeper prison?
(Warning: The heroine is really Bai Lianhua)
Intention: It may be easy to destroy something, but how to overcome one's own shadow and rebuild a dignified and hopeful life on top of the ruins is the greatest test of human nature. The pleasure of revenge is fleeting. How to continue to live after revenge is a proposition that is far more complicated and worth writing than revenge itself.