In late spring in the south of the Yangtze River, there is a late garden hidden deep in the ancient alley.
The owner of the court, Wan Qing, is a begonia demon who has been cultivating for thousands of years. He is cold and distant, with a thousand-year obsession hidden in his eyebrows. He guards the flowers and plants in the courtyard, and also guards a vague old covenant from his past life.
There are soft and cute jasmine demons at the feet, and there are smart fox demons playing in the courtyard. They should have lived a peaceful life, but the tranquility was broken by Yan Fengzhi, the judge of Dali Temple.
"Miss Wanqing, there is an orchid demon causing trouble in the study in the west of the city. Please help me."
A century-old orchid's obsession with repaying a favor, and half of a green jade pendant involved in the past life, involve the cold flower demon and the gentle official officer in the joys and sorrows of human beings.
Orchids have been waiting for a hundred years, and crabapples have been waiting for a thousand years. Hidden in the fireworks of the world are the sincerity of demons, the coldness of humans, and the unspoken fateful agreement.
Concept: The bond between humans and monsters is fate