When Cui Heng, who was far away in Qiongzhou, heard that his father was seriously ill, he resolutely embarked on the road back to Beijing with his grandfather. However, this trip was not just to serve an illness, but was involved in an undercurrent of power and intrigue. Encountering an assassination on the way, he unexpectedly "met" the cold, aloof, unkind prince Fu Yuan.
After returning to Beijing, Cui Heng's life did not calm down. Humiliated in school, rejected when seeking an official position, framed by her stepmother... All kinds of hardships followed one after another. However, he is not a weak little white flower that can be bullied, but that "spicy, warm, non-toxic" gallbladder that looks weak but actually has a hidden edge. If someone stands in the way of the Buddha, he will kill the Buddha.
While getting along with Fu Yuan, Cui Heng gradually revealed the secrets in the heart of this cold-faced prince. From the initial testing of each other to the later fighting side by side, the two people's hearts quietly got closer to each other in this intertwining of intrigue and revenge.
"Heng is pungent, warm and non-toxic." The world only knows it as an inconspicuous herb, but they don't know that it is actually a man-eating flower, with a deadly edge hidden under its gentle appearance. And Fu Yuan was the one who saw through his true nature but was willing to perish.
——This is a confrontation between intrigue and revenge, as well as a journey from mutual use to mutual redemption.
Purpose: Growth and Redemption