Yu Ling'er - the young lady in General Yu's residence, with an appearance that is like a fish and a goose, is a rare beauty in Gyeonggi, and she is the apple of the eyes of General Yu and his wife. His father was an official in the court, and he became friends with the Qin and Jin Dynasties, the emperor's relative Ouyang, who was also an important minister. His fiancé Ouyang Yue is the first of the four young masters in Kyoto. He is famous for his elegant temperament and outstanding martial arts. He is the most suitable man in the eyes of Kyoto girls. Yu Xi'er also felt that she was very lucky to be able to marry such an outstanding person until she met him. . .