The Shen family, immensely wealthy merchants of Suzhou, suffered a complete massacre overnight. The only daughter, Shen Zhiyi, narrowly escaped with her life and sought refuge with her cousin Qin Han at the Prince Gong Manor in the capital. The entire household assumed she was a destitute and impoverished orphan looking for handouts, weak and easily bullied, subject to anyone's manipulation. No one knew that every night she was sharpening her knives. Nor did anyone know that the true culprit of that great fire was hidden right inside the Buddhist prayer room of this manor. Even less did anyone know that her coming here was solely for vengeance. Cousin Qin Han, the capital's renowned cold and aloof imperial censor, spent year-round observing Buddhist rites and keeping away from women. Everyone said he was like a clear breeze and a bright moon, untainted by worldly dust. Until he personally stripped away her hidden cards. "Little fox, you've finally shown your tail."