In the third year of Kangning, Emperor Xiang Xiao Jiuheng went to Huailu Temple in person to pray for rain. He met a red fox named Lu Ruoli who was sleeping under the sycamore tree. Her words, "Your Majesty's wishes will surely come true," actually summoned the rain. Xiao Jiuheng brought her back to the palace as auspiciousness, but she gradually got lost in the pull between power and sincerity.
When suspicion, calculation and the intervention of another woman made Lu Ruoli choose to leave by feigning death, Xiao Jiuheng finally woke up after the loss. Three years later, the border war resumed, and Lu Ruoli, who had become a great demon, appeared again. But this time, Xiao Jiuheng would rather abandon the country and destroy the Sixth Palace in order for her to look back.
This is a story about "how a broken mirror can be reunited" - the emperor takes off his dragon robe, the fox demon puts away its sharp claws, and learns how to love again as an ordinary couple in the snow of Xiangshan Mountain and the bells of Huailu Temple.
Intention: "Sincerity needs to be tempered in the world of mortals, and love needs to be candid."
Through the entanglement between the emperor and the demon concubine, the story explores the game of power and sincerity, and tells how people can atone for their sins through self-examination and action after being lost, and finally rebuild trust in equality and honesty, and achieve a true "long-lasting relationship."