During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the charming He Xiang, who was good at singing and dancing, and the handsome, uninhibited and talented Lang Yue were childhood sweethearts. By chance, He Xiang was selected as a palace dancer. Gou Jian, the king of Yue, was majestic, ambitious and gentle and affectionate. A group of dancers had their own thoughts on Gou Jian, and Fengqi fell in love with Gou Jian at first sight. After Fengqian discovered that Gou Jian had a special liking for He Xiang, he killed He Xiang out of jealousy and tricked He Xiang into a valley with highly venomous snakes. He Xiang was poisoned by snake venom and was rescued by Lang Yue. In order to restore the country, Gou Jian gave up He Xiang and dedicated a troupe of dancers to King Wu Fu Cha. Fu Cha married Feng Chuan to Gou Jian. He Xiang, who was heartbroken and ashes, had no intention of pleasing Fu Cha. However, the violent and domineering Fu Cha was deeply attracted by He Xiang's sorrow and forcibly possessed He Xiang. The love and hatred between the two was like an ice-breaking journey. Five years later, He Xiang received the fifth letter from Lang Yue. In the letter, Lang Yue told He Xiang that he was poisoned by snake venom while saving He Xiang and died four years ago. He Xiang realized Long Yue's love and was filled with grief. Gou Jian launched a large-scale attack on Wu, and Fu Chai was defeated. Fu Cha said goodbye to He Xiang before committing suicide, hoping that she could return to her hometown. The next day when the city fell, Gou Jian summoned He Xiang and promised to take her as his concubine. He Xiang performed a dance for Gou Jian. After dancing on the nine-story lotus platform, He Xiang jumped off the lotus platform and was buried in the rippling blue river.
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