Three thousand years have passed, and Su Daji, who has been burdened with eternal misfortunes and infamy, has shed the dust on the walls of Chaoge Palace and been reincarnated as a top art curator in modern Shanghai. She has thousands of years of memories and has seen through the rise and fall of the world and the greed of human nature. She is cold, transparent, indifferent and has no fight. She just wants to sleep peacefully in the world and break free from the shackles of fate. But her extreme beauty and transparent mind are destined to make her unable to escape worldly prejudices and social strife.
The upper-class rich and powerful are well-dressed and well-off, with fame and fortune, but most of them are mentally barren and have unfulfillable desires. They are full of lust, nourishing ambiguity, compiling erotic histories to show off their power, blaming their own downfall and greed on stunning beauties, repeating the absurd prejudices that have existed for thousands of years.
The capital tycoon Lu Chenyuan is a hollow controller who stands at the pinnacle of power and wealth. He is cold and restrained and controls everything, but he is obsessed with Su Daji and is willing to perish. The fateful reincarnation quietly begins, and the two meet fatefully in the flashy circle, creating checks and balances and a two-way game. Su Daji coldly tore apart the hypocrisy of the top dignitaries, exposed the deep-rooted fallacy that beauties are the source of trouble, broke through step by step, rewrote the millennium of infamy, and finally proved to the world: There has never been a demon concubine to harm the world, only the insatiable desire of all living beings, and the greed of all living beings, is the source of all evil in the world.
Intention: The world has blamed beauty for thousands of years, and presumed that the evil concubine would bring disaster to the world. In fact, Fengyue is not guilty at all, and greed has created its own abyss. This book tears away the hypocrisy of the secular world: there are no beauties in troubled times, only people with unsatisfied desires. The so-called disaster has always been an excuse for the world to cover up its desolation and greed.