Liu Rujing, the daughter of the prefect of Ji'an, was raised in a nunnery by her grandmother because she was "fate-stricken" since she was a child. After her grandmother died of illness, she was ordered to return to the mansion, but was rejected by her father and sent to Zhuangzi. On the way, she was kidnapped by a group of bandits and carried up the mountain - the head accountant was actually the teacher she had met once on the way home.
Wan Yan looks gentle and harmless on the surface, but in fact he is carrying a blood feud. He lay dormant in the village, setting up camp step by step, using Liu Rujing as bait to play a big game of chess. But she was not afraid of him, and even took the medicine he brought and asked, "Mr. Wan, your hand is meant for writing, why do you hold a knife?"
An "evil star" abandoned by his family, an "orphan" erased by the court. They were two chess pieces sinking to the bottom, but they saw each other in the darkest place. When the truth was peeled off layer by layer, she realized that what was trapped in this chess game was not only his hatred, but also the mystery of his life experience.
She loves him because there is still a light in the world. He loves her to live for all those who have been wronged. The so-called rest of life is just that you write your articles, I publish my herbs, occasionally quarrel with a crooked-necked duck - and then we spend the spring together.
Concept: A person is said to be unlucky, but those who love her never believe in fate. A person's origins are erased, but those who remember him bring the story to light. The heaviest hatred and deepest resentment in the world are nothing compared to the words "I want you to live well."