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Su Qingyan, a concubine who was expelled from her family, lived penniless at Bianjing Pier, with only the mysterious wooden box left by her late mother. The broken tea notes in the box, a few strange stones and dead leaves, and a "cloud plump" jade ring were her only way to survive. She struggled to survive at the bottom with the magical tea soup that turned decay into magic, but she attracted blackmail from gangsters, government supervision, and the prying eyes of her peers. Investigator Xie Mo regarded her skills as a variable and looked at her coldly. As the secrets of her mother's life experience and the tea soup that could "illustrate" the crescent moon gradually emerged, Su Qingyan was forced to get involved in the whirlpool of the court and the market. Will you rely on this cup of tea to achieve a bright future, or will you become a sacrifice under the pressure of all forces? The wind blows in Bianjing, and the fragrance of tea hides murderous intent.

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