Yu Tingwan, the most powerful little princess in Miao territory, could coax snakes to dance when she was three years old, and when she was sixteen years old, she carried thousands of animals down the mountain. She just wanted to eat, drink and have fun along the way.
She picked up a good-looking "waste" - Jiang Yubai, the former head of Tianque, who was poisoned by a strange poison and wanted to die.
She rescued him, flirted with him, and forced him to practice double cultivation to increase his power; he doted on her, protected her, and carried the sword for her again.
From the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River to the Forbidden City of Ten Thousand Snakes, from the straw mat in the ruined temple to the ten-mile red makeup, they work side by side to tear apart the shady world and make each other their destination.
Sweetness and abuse intertwined, two-way redemption——
"I originally wanted to die, but when she smiled, I wanted to live."
Intention: In the world of swords and swords and mountains and rivers thousands of miles away, true strength is not the martial arts and power that dominates others, but the courage to still love after being deeply loved, and to still believe after being hurt. The story uses the encounter of "innocence" and "despair" to describe the two-way nature of "redemption": ? The girl nourished by love learns to protect all living beings with love; ? The betrayed boy reaffirms his own value in being needed. In the end, it comes down to "symbiosis" - no matter individuals, ethnic groups or families, only by letting go of hatred and joining hands can flowers of peace bloom year after year in the stormy world.