During the Yong'an period, Xu Qingli, the daughter of the prime minister, suffered from congenital heart disease since she was a child. At the age of eight, she lived in seclusion in the Medicine God Valley and devoted herself to studying medicine for twelve spring and autumn years. The long-term peace and stability in her family were suddenly interrupted. She said goodbye to her master and returned to the capital with Lin Jincheng who returned to the capital to find medicine. However, she witnessed the decline of the former noble family and the brutal massacre of 186 members of her family.
The murderer, Grand Master Xiao Bingyuan, coveted the late emperor's secret edict. In order to cover up his treason, he deliberately forged letters to deceive her for several years. He also imitated the sword of the Zhenguo Guard to frame the Lin family for the massacre.
In order to avenge the bloody sea, Xu Qingli used her medical skills as a blade to navigate the whirlpool of power and intrigue; Lin Jincheng gave up her comfort, blocked poisonous arrows, and was impeached by the court to protect her with his own body. He went undercover from the Xiao Mansion to collect evidence, rescued his mentor in Northern Xinjiang, and defended the evidence in a bloody rainy night until Jin Luan was confronted in court.
When the dust settled and their grievances were cleared up, the two of them stayed away from the turmoil of the court and set up a courtyard on the outskirts of the city to grow medicine. A broken lamp filled the courtyard with pear and snow, and they spent half their lives wandering.
Intention: The lamp burns to redress the injustice, the pear falls to die for the rest of his life