In Kyoto, the gray weather and the falling snow are so oppressive that it makes people breathless.
Mr. And Mrs. Pan, who live in the center of Kyoto, always boast about their little daughter Pan Ke. They spend a lot of money to train her, even though she is not a student at all.
Pan Junke was a famous fabric merchant in Kyoto. His caravans traveled tens of thousands of miles, bringing back exquisite and cheap fabrics from distant and barren foreign countries, and then selling them to high-ranking officials in Kyoto at high prices. His tall and fat body was wrapped in exquisite clothes, and he was always adorned with jewels. Pan was once a famous beauty in Kyoto, but in the end she married Pan Junke, who was fat and had a nouveau riche temperament, which was really shocking. But now it seems that maybe there is nothing inappropriate. After all, there will never be anyone more in love with each other than her and her husband in this world. They only have one daughter, who is spoiled as a lawless and stinky girl, but in their eyes, there is no one better than their daughter, even though everyone knows that their daughter Pan is a good-for-nothing vase with only face.
Pan Junke had a younger brother, Pan Junyan, who was once the most famous dragon-slaying warrior in Kyoto. He was a member of the Royal Guards. He had a son named Pan Qi. But Pan Junke didn't want to have anything to do with his brother and his family.
And our story begins here.