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The woman calculated every step of the way and tried her best to change the reality of her tragic ending. Xiang Shuangwen "A thousand pieces of gold are scattered, and all the heroes in the world are gone." She lives in troubled times, yet she is beautiful. Then, because her mother was a world-famous miracle doctor, she was coveted by many forces. On the day after her mother mysteriously disappeared, an eminent monk suddenly declared that her "bewitching appearance deceives the heart, and her destiny is difficult to control." The well-matched couple criticized her for being "uncomfortable" and broke off the engagement. Overnight, the daughter who had been shelved was knocked off the tree. Is it really a pity? The king with a different surname, who is a rival to the crown prince, and the noble prince Yong, who was born in a pure world, compete for her overtly and covertly. She unexpectedly gave up the glory and wealth she had obtained, and turned around to hold the young major general who seemed to have no martial arts skills. Which one is her real side, the kind-hearted orphan girl who is as weak as Liu Fufeng or the heroine who led three thousand cavalry late at night to seize the head of the enemy king's prince? Is this a refusal to welcome? Or are you pursuing someone with one heart? Or do you want to control your life without being restricted by others? Machiavellianism, hatred, emotions, all intertwined. When everything settles, the ending of the story seems to be developing in an unexpected place... The story of Infuge climbing up all the "tall trees" she can use like a dodder flower, and finally absorbing enough nutrients to become a towering tree.

Audience: As the most famous fairy in the Six Realms, she does not rely on beauty, background, or strength... She relies on her love brain. Hostess: If you love him, you should give him the best. For example, the best coffin, the most elegant way to die, the most... In one sentence: the heroine really wants to fall in love, but how can she practice ruthlessness? So whoever she says she loves is the next victim, and can you blame her? No, of course not. She just wants love, what's wrong with her! It's probably a story about a female fairy who is "trapped by love" and kills people randomly. Every victim deserves to die and deserves their punishment.