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The heroine was originally a disciple of a worldly master. Because of her strange appearance, her master hid her in the mountains to guard the magic weapon. Suddenly one day, a thief broke in. . . It is said that human beings are inherently good by nature, but is it really true that human beings are inherently good by nature? Is outer beauty or inner beauty more important? If someone wanted to exchange your worldly beauty for your kindness, what would you choose? If you don't know, let the heroine tell you. In a poetic moment, the heroine, who is not secretive about the world, meets the mysterious hero, but she loves her and he steals everything from her. Devastated, she vowed to find him and get what was hers back. I met all kinds of people on the road, which led to a series of ridiculous stories. Some people wanted to exchange her worldly appearance for her kindness, some people threw piles of troubles at her to get out of trouble, and some people framed her at all costs to get her things... Let's see how she chooses...