Psychiatrist Mu Qingxi appeared in Nanmu country inexplicably, and met Nanmu General Mo Ke, who fell in love with him at first sight. Mo Ke fell in love with Murong Xisi, the eldest daughter of the Murong Mansion, but due to a twist of fate, Murong Xisi was recognized as the adopted daughter by the Holy Emperor Nanmu and was made a princess and married to Beichen. After Mo Ke let go of Murong Xisi, he fell in love with Mu Qingxi, and the two made a private lifelong commitment. Later, the Nanmu border was in turmoil, and Nanmu Sheng sent Mo Ke to calm down the border chaos. However, several people returned from the ancient war, and Mo Ke died in the battle. Mu Qingxi was heartbroken, intercepted the convoy escorting Mo Ke's body, and was sentenced to jail. A year later, Emperor Nanmu was delighted with the birth of a prince and granted a general amnesty, and Mu Qingxi was released from prison. Perhaps Mo Ke's death made Mu Qingxi too sad, and she suffered from amnesia. She decided to leave Nanmu, a sad place, and came to Beichen. By some mistake, Mu Qingxi sabotaged an assassination mission by Beichen's killer Leng Chen, and the fate of the two became entangled. Then Leng Chen became King of Yin and made Mu Qingxi his concubine. In the process of experiencing love and hatred, she gradually found a way to return to modern times. She struggled internally whether to leave or stay. But faced with Leng Chen's repeated deceptions, she decided to return to modern times. After she returned to modern times, she appeared in a mental hospital. The dean told her that she developed a mental disorder after her suicide attempt and had been admitted to the mental hospital for two years. Could it be that what she experienced in Beichen Nanmu was all her imagination?
Concept: Fate plays tricks on people, but we have the right to choose whether to love or not.