Jiang Wan, the heir to a century-old tea house, was burdened with a debt of three million yuan and was forced to sign an engagement with capital tycoon Lu Chenzhou to "pay off the debt with a secret recipe". A Mingqian Longjing lamp thrown out on a rainy night revealed the secret of the teahouse fire twenty years ago - Lu Chenzhou was both the creditor who forced Jiang's father to death, and the Qingmei who escaped from the fire when she was a child. The chain tattoo on his heart is wrapped with plum branches and contains the micro-engraved code of Jiang Jiami's three-knife secret recipe. The birthmark on Jiang Wan's shoulder is actually an anti-counterfeiting blood charm carved by his father.
In this sugar-coated conspiracy, Lu Mingxuan, the adopted daughter of the Lu family, manipulated a double murder plot: the jade bracelet concealed arson recordings, tea cakes were laced with poison, and drugs were buried in the kitchen of the Jiangnan Banquet. Zhou Yanbai, a baker who has a crush on Jiang Wan, delivers key evidence in a secret frosted letter. The faded movie ticket stubs in the bankbook reveal the truth about the "disappearance" of three generations of the Lu family.
When the ruins of the tea house in the heavy rain once again ignited the ghost fire, Jiang Wan discovered that the real carrier of the secret recipe was actually blood - the loquat leaves picked in the early morning needed to be dipped in the blood of the Lu and Jiang clans, and the word "Wan" burned on Lu Chenzhou's waist had long been distorted by time into a mark of debt. During the countdown to the explosion, the chain tattoo turned into a miniature bomb, the emerald safety buckle cracked and fragments of the land deed were revealed, the burned woman crawled out of the ashes and took off her mask, and the cinnabar mole between her eyebrows dripped with the blood of revenge...
The marks of the copper bell, the blood beads of sugar, the five-color strands wrapped around the corpse, every bite of sweetness is quenched with arsenic. This honey debt spanning two generations will finally be settled with love and blood in the reverberation of "Tuberose".
Intention: Use "honey" to represent love, use "debt" to write revenge, and explore the symbiosis and mutual devouring of interests and true love.