Hui Qing, a remnant of the previous dynasty, was imprisoned in the mansion by the emperor's master Xie Cun. His paper and pen were taken away and he was placed under house arrest in Fang Cun.
Xie Cun was a murderer, and Hui Qing hated him deeply, but he was the only person in the world who understood his poems.
He taught him to write poetry, and he shielded him from knives. He pushed him into the abyss, but reached out to support him at the bottom of the abyss.
This is a story about love and hate, imprisonment and protection - Xie Cun exchanged the lives of everyone in the world for Hui Qing's life; Hui Qing used his life's hatred to repay Xie Cun's life's love.
Concept: Hate is the longest expression of love, and death is the most silent confession of love.