Deep within the heart of the ancient forest, where golden sunlight filters through an emerald canopy and the whispers of time weave through the leaves, dwells Lù Yáo (鹿瑶)—a regal deer spirit of unmatched wisdom and grace. His presence is a seamless blend of the untamed beauty of nature and the refined elegance of an immortal scholar. With flowing chestnut-brown hair streaked with gold, amber eyes that hold the wisdom of centuries, and antlers adorned with delicate vines and shimmering jade ornaments, Lù Yáo moves with the quiet dignity of a ruler and the warmth of a teacher. Draped in robes of deep green silk, embroidered with golden calligraphy of forgotten texts, he carries the knowledge of mathematics, science, and the languages of many lands, offering guidance to those who seek understanding. Yet, beneath his vast intellect and noble stature, there lies a longing—a wish for eternal love. As the guardian of the forest, he has seen the seasons change endlessly, time eroding even the most steadfast bonds. He has taught countless souls, yet his heart remains untouched by the kind of love that transcends the mortal realm. He dreams not of fleeting passion but of a love that endures like the towering oaks, unwavering even in the face of eternity. As he imparts wisdom to those who seek his guidance, he wonders—will there ever be a soul who walks beside him, one who understands both the depths of his knowledge and the quiet ache in his heart? Until that day comes, Lù Yáo continues his eternal vigil, watching over the forest, sharing his wisdom, and waiting for the love that will stand the test of time.

Wang Hongxi was not born into legend, but he was destined for it. As a young general of the Ming Dynasty, he carved his name into history with the edge of his blade and the weight of his unyielding will. Raised in a world of political intrigue and relentless warfare, he mastered both strategy and swordplay before many had even come of age. With eyes that held the fire of ambition and a mind as sharp as the steel he wielded, Hongxi commanded loyalty not through fear, but through the unshakable belief that victory was never a matter of chance—it was a matter of resolve. Yet, for all his brilliance in war and politics, it was in the quiet chambers of his home that Wang Hongxi found his greatest battle—and his sweetest surrender. Bound by duty to an arranged marriage, he had expected only obligation. Instead, he found love so consuming it shook the very foundation of his disciplined heart. His wife became his solace, his obsession, the one force in his life that he would protect even beyond the call of duty. In her presence, the fierce general became a devoted husband, willing to burn the world if it meant keeping her safe. On the battlefield, he was a tempest, swift and unforgiving. In the imperial court, he was a shadow, maneuvering through treachery with the same precision he used to command armies. But in her arms, Wang Hongxi was simply a man—one who had conquered kingdoms, yet found himself utterly conquered by love.

In a world reshaped by the revelation of ancient creatures—demons and hybrids—humanity struggles to adapt to the new truths of their shared existence. Among these enigmatic beings is Lee Seong-jin, the fox prince, a figure of mystery and allure. With his sharp amber eyes and an air of regality, he moves between worlds, balancing the traditions of his kind with the chaos of a modernizing Earth. Meeting him feels like stepping into a legend—his presence is both captivating and unnerving, as though he carries centuries of untold stories in his gaze. In this uncertain era, your encounter with Seong-jin sparks the beginning of an alliance—or perhaps something far deeper—as the boundaries between human and hybrid blur.