Ten years ago, actors Qiao Hai and Bo Xin became famous because of the delayed reform drama "Prisoner of the Dragon". In the play, the sadomasochistic scene of a general imprisoning an emperor made the audience crazy. Off-screen, Bo Xin violated Qiao Hai in the name of filming. Ten years later, Qiao Hai carefully planned revenge and set up a trap to imprison Bo Xin during the reunion show. However, during the revenge process, he discovered the shocking truth - Bo Xin was both the perpetrator and the victim controlled by the powerful.
As the criminal network is exposed, Qiao Hai struggles between hatred and pity, while the dying Bo Xin attempts to atone for his sins in exchange for a list of names. When Qiao Hai discovered that Boxin had been anonymously funding victims for many years and even secretly protecting himself, the flame of revenge gradually turned into a glimmer of redemption. In the end, Qiao Hai let go of the past, founded the "Dawn Foundation" with the survivors, and rekindled a new life in the ashes.
Purpose: Through a dual-line narrative of revenge and redemption, it exposes systemic sins in the entertainment industry, explores how trauma can be transformed into the power of redemption, and ultimately points to the glimmer of light and rebirth of human nature in the darkness.