In the third year of Chongde, Zhao Zhaoran went from being the daughter of the General's Mansion to being the slave of Xin Zheku.
Just when she was about to be stamped with a fire seal, the man full of evil spirits kicked in the door:
"People, I took them away."
He is Duduo, the iron-blooded Baylor of the Qing Dynasty, and her father's mortal enemy.
He locked her in a cage, forced her to copy the "Book of Filial Piety", and used her father's bones as bait to chip away her pride bit by bit.
"Zhao Huaili's daughter, Ben Beile wants to pick you up and teach you what 'rules' are."
Facing this lunatic, Zhao Zhaoran could only endure it.
Enduring the humiliation, enduring the hatred, and enduring the good years that should have belonged to her.
This is a story about "taming" and "anti-taming".
When the proud general tiger girl meets the arrogant Manchu god of war, it is a fate destined to be entangled in blood and fire.
Intention: Under the absolute crushing power, how individual emotions and existence are dissolved, and the tragedy contained in this dissolution itself.