A Luo is an unlucky woman who transmigrates, and a piece of jade belonging to the young master of the Cui family can send her home.
Outside the Cui residence, no one knows what kind of venomous, sinister mind lies beneath the young master's beautiful, bodhisattva-like face: insecure, sensitive, twisted, and cruel.
Because he is crippled.
She enters the household as his maid. First, he torments her until not a patch of her skin is left unbruised. Then, little by little, she figures out how to get the young master under her thumb.
In outsiders' eyes, she's beaten and berated at will. But who has seen him at night, panting, trembling, and weeping under her touch?
When he gradually learns to walk normally again and becomes a young gentleman admired by everyone, A Luo finally manages to get the jade from him. She breathes a sigh of relief, fakes her death, and leaves.
Cui Rong, a noble-born gentleman of the Cui family, comes from a prominent household. He is well versed in the classics and poetry, skilled in the six arts, and a bright, upright gentleman, as radiant as the sun and moon. He is also hailed as the most handsome man in the world.
He's perfect in every way, except that he used to be crippled.
But he got better.
Though he's a little crazy now.
They say that after a wicked maid in his household died, he dug up her grave on a stormy day and whipped her corpse, laughing and weeping like a madman. He took the body with him, rode out of the city, and was never heard from again.
A Luo shuddered when she heard about his behavior.
A nutcase is a nutcase!
Anyone who still calls him a gentleman must be blind!
She hid away in a remote place, holding the jade and quietly waiting for the celestial signs that would send her back.
"Knock, knock."
A Luo shivered for no reason. Who could have found her here?
P.S. The female lead isn't blind, she's nearsighted and pretending to be blind.
Theme: Keep striving even in adversity.
