Sixteen years ago, Mrs. Yao Xiang gave birth to a child. The Chief Minister observed the stars at night and predicted that Yao Xiang would have two daughters. The elder sister would be a blessing to the world, and the younger sister would bring trouble to the court. The emperor originally wanted to kill his sister, but she was secretly rescued by Yao Xiang and imprisoned in a deep mountain in his territory.
The heroine is a younger sister who has lived in the mountains and forests since she was a child and likes to study poisons and medical skills.
The male protagonist is a prince who is poisoned by love and will not die unless he is in love. However, he has no interest in the female protagonist's sister who is about to become his wife. Instead, he is interested in the female protagonist who is said to be a peerless enchantress and bring disaster to the country and the people. So once he disguised himself as a palace assassin and went to assassinate the heroine. As a result, after saying three sentences, he was knocked down by the heroine.
The heroine promised to detoxify him, but the hero didn't want to leave. The two got together for nearly a month and developed feelings. The male protagonist promised to take the female protagonist out of the forest and take a look outside, but was immediately recalled by someone from the palace and never returned.
The emperor is seriously ill, and the male protagonist serves as the prince. He cannot bear the lovesickness, so he summons the female protagonist to the palace through her sister.
The heroine thought that the killer hero had broken his promise, and she was already disheartened, so naturally she could not accept the prince's kindness. After the emperor passed away, he ordered the heroine to stay away from the palace and never set foot in the imperial city again for the rest of her life.
The heroine finally waited for her killer at the intersection outside the city. The male protagonist, as a prince, faked his death for her and escaped from the world.
Concept: the dialectical relationship between love and desire