In the fifth year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty, Dongchang was connected with ghosts and took power, making the people miserable. Hua Jinyiwei worked for the court for most of his life, but his daughter Hua Ruqing, who had a good relationship with a palace maid, was poisoned and killed as an evildoer. The angry Jin Yiwei betrayed the Taoists with secrets. Yu Guyun, the head of Penglai, saved Hua Ruqing's life as promised and integrated her with the stone man that everyone was fighting for. After being executed for betraying the imperial guards, Hua Ruqing vowed to obey Yu Guyun's orders and to be at odds with the imperial court and the collusive demonic way. She didn't want to, but she fell in love with the ghost leader Jiuwei Li out of hatred. Jiuwei Li saw that she was a chess piece destined to be sacrificed from the beginning. Jiuweili didn't want to see her die, so he used the Kunlun Mirror to reshape her true body and save her from the vortex of struggle. The world in the mirror is a different world. Right and wrong, good and evil, are completely opposite to what she knows. But the mirror doesn't lie. When the truth emerges, love and hate are instantly overturned.