In the twelfth year of the Republic of China, Jinling Meifu staged a ridiculous drama of resurrecting corpses. The seven-year-old actor Mei Yanting had a cinnabar mole on the corner of his eye that resembled his eldest son who died in infancy, so the old lady forcibly locked up a silver bell and used it as a living sacrifice. During ten years of imprisonment, he and Mei Xiaohan, a disabled young master, used the remaining pages of "Poetry of a Thousand Families" to express their love, but they were involved in a businessman's twisted conspiracy in Mei Pharmacy. Qu Jing entered the government under the pretense of marriage, used Mei Yanting's identity as a stand-in to blackmail the old lady, and smuggled silk under the guise of Buddhist salvation. The entanglement between the three people becomes more and more serious: Mei Xiaohan steals the land deed and wants to save his lover, but is forced into a puppet by Qu Jing with poisoned wine; Mei Yanting fails to commit suicide by swallowing a bell and coughs up blood and writes "Ten Strategies to Save Mei", but it becomes a life-threatening talisman; Qu Jing fakes a pregnancy and has an abortion, burns the business flag, and burns down the century-old foundation of Mei Mansion. In the end, Mei Yanting climbed out of the sea of fire and disappeared from the southeast pier carrying the bloody fragments of "Pin Hua Bao Jian". Mei Xiaohan swallowed the bloody silver bell and died in love, while Winding Path took off the pearl hairpin in the mirror and rebuilt the Qu family business in the ashes. The love, obsession and calculation in the wealthy family finally sank into the sea of evil with the sound of silver bells.
Concept: "Chains cannot trap the sin of love that leads to death, but cinnabar moles are the curse stamped on the backs of the times." Using the incarceration of the aristocratic merchant families in the Republic of China as an incision, it reveals the cannibalistic nature of "resurrecting souls through corpses" in feudal ethics. The actor whose ankles are chained by a silver bell and the young master who is trapped in a disabled body secretly express their love in the erotic poems of "Pin Hua Bao Jian", but swallow the bloody reality in the broken pages of "Poems of Thousands of Families". The Revenge Bride uses the incense ashes of the Buddhist temple as a chess piece and the silk trade road as a blade, turning love into a fire that burns down the wealthy family. When Begonia fell, we realized that the so-called fate was just a drama written in human blood by a superior. The more the idiot struggled, the more absurd the silver bell on his wrist rang.