Yumei: The only daughter of General Chengyu of Xingzhou, she looks weak on the outside but is decisive in situations. She doesn't believe in destiny and signed a life-and-death contract with the spirit Gu. She doesn't believe in fate and will insist on sending Song Jing to the high cabinet. She was more courageous than she imagined in investigating the case and detoxifying. In the end, she and Song Jing both entered the imperial city. What she wanted to do was to persevere despite the dispute over imperial power, but what would be the ending waiting for her?
Song Jing: The Song Mansion was massacred overnight, and he was originally the son of the noble Lord but became the adopted son of the Yu Mansion. Not allowed to practice martial arts, not allowed to study, not allowed to join the army, not allowed to show love, he overcame all difficulties to gain power, and he overcame all difficulties to gain love. During the continuous exile, investigation, and relocation, he and Yumei made a lifelong commitment, and finally the two of them set foot in the imperial city, but he needs to personally send his lover to the palace? Is it to stick to one's heart and the right path, or to defend the rights and interests of one's family? What choice awaits him?
Thousands of female corpses were found in an ancient well outside Xingzhou City. They were of all ages but had no flesh and bones. Song Jing and his team embarked on a journey to investigate the case. On the road to promotion and investigation, there is love, joy and sorrow, and understanding.
Yumei: "Song Jing, chess has an endgame, and so do people. This life is like a game in a chess game. There will always be one person who will let go first. After all, I am not the person who can make you completely defeated. You will eventually forget that Hong Xiu was with you, holding the hand to add fragrance..."
Intention: I can decide the destiny.