Ye Ling'er, an official in the fairy world, broke the rules of heaven by stealing fairy grass. He had his fairy bones shaved off and was banished to the mortal world. He accidentally took over the body of the prime minister's legitimate daughter. He was also forced to accept the imperial edict and marry Xiao Jingyuan, the king of Zhenbei who guarded one side of the north. This marriage was originally a chess game of checks and balances for the imperial power, and neither of them could help themselves.
It was originally a loveless contract marriage, but Xiao Jinyuan was emotionally affected by this woman who was not afraid of coercion and devoted herself to cultivating immortality through repeated confrontations and interactions. He spoke forcefully and distanced himself, but in his actions there was hidden care and concession that was not easy to detect. Even he had not delved into the secret throbbing.
Ye Ling'er, however, was filled with the obsession of rebuilding her immortal bones and finding her master. She regarded this marriage as a mortal formality and practiced behind closed doors all day long, completely ignoring Xiao Jingyuan's strange behavior.
One is sleeping in the mortal world and cultivating immortality, and the other is slowly and affectionately hiding his feelings. In the seemingly peaceful married life, the undercurrent is quietly surging, and the two people who have different paths to immortality and mortals have an endless bond.
Intention: In the fetters of the different paths between immortals and mortals, there are not only the pull of obsession and freedom, the balance between responsibility and true intention, but also the collision of coldness and softness. In the end, the cold immortal can taste the warmth of earthly love, and the cold-faced prince can let go of his sharp edge, and find each other's salvation and destination in the involuntary fate.