On her journey of revenge, the lost princess Abao is always accompanied by three people.
Qingmei promises each other with fate, a close friend keeps each other company with hatred, and old friends keep each other company with conspiracy.
Jinfeng reflects the blood, Chengjian protects the life, Jingma decides the fate, and a bright moon shines on the three of them, all coming towards her.
When the blade is closed, the country may be bright, or the underworld may be dark.
A bright moon shines on Ah Bao, half a step of life, half a step of death, half a thought, half a lifetime of ups and downs.
The moon rises and the moon sets, I don't know if it's a new life or an end.
Purpose: The orphans of the subjugated country are burdened with a blood feud. In a time of revenge and chaos, they encounter three completely different kinds of affection: the heroine struggles between a sea of blood and warmth, and the country, life and death, and obsession are intertwined with each other. The bright moon is a witness, explaining that in troubled times, love and hate are inseparable, and the dilemma of friendship; revenge is not the only destination. In the ups and downs of life and death, love and sacrifice have weight, and the ending is difficult to distinguish between right and wrong, fully demonstrating the sense of fate that one cannot help but feel in troubled times.