When Zhu Yin, the leader of the caravan, went to Pu'er Prefecture to sell tea, he was framed. Zhu Yin, who narrowly escaped death, drifted down the river to the border between the Qing Dynasty and Laos. A girl from a matriarchal clan fell into the quagmire of fate in order to help Zhu Yin avoid being tracked by her enemies. In order to avoid the plot of his enemies, Zhu Yin went to the Mangzhi Tea Mountain and personally experienced the biggest event in history that swept the six major tea mountains. Dao Hanmeng, a Dai girl who once fell in love with Zhu Yin, could not bear the government's deception and drove an elephant to chase down the Pu'er prefect and guards who had caused the incident. In order to calm the situation, the government kept forcing Zhu Yin to persuade the rebel leader to surrender; thus, the relationship between Zhu Yin and Dao Hanmeng became entangled in a life-and-death struggle, but they could always be on opposite sides of misfortune.
In order to get the government to release an old nun with a complicated background, Zhu Yin agreed to the government and led a caravan to transport Pu'er tribute tea into the capital; however, he stepped into a trap laid by his enemies. When the caravan arrived in the capital after thousands of tribulations, the tribute tea they carried had fermented and deteriorated, and the caravan was facing a disaster... When the match they had been waiting for for thousands of years came quietly, the two souls hugged each other eagerly, and the colorful falling flowers followed them, drifting towards the bottomless abyss of eternal destruction; he just wanted to be a good man in the next life for her to see.