The impeccable eminent monk Furan, the most famous talented woman in the capital, was obsessed with this human karma and saved himself from the punishment of hell, but failed with her lament. For the first time, he mustered up the courage to give up the favor of the Bodhisattva but lost to the fateful, aloof monarch Zhou Chiyu. Although she had monopolized all the power, suffered all the rumors, and was unwilling to touch a hair of her head despite her ancestors' empire, he was a little rabbit in her eyes, but her little rabbit grew into a fierce tiger and fought back, but she still couldn't figure out why he looked like he was struggling to death even though he clearly had the world in his hands. He is the youngest number one scholar, a highly respected minister, and extremely smart. He is the smartest person in the country but extremely confused. She is his stupidest servant, but she lives an extremely clear life. She dares to love and hate, saying that love means no hesitation, so she is willing to wait for her all her life. They may be paranoid, arrogant, or helpless and try their best but fail miserably.