When Shen Qingwu was recognized back into the Marquis of Ning'an's estate, she had already been practicing Taoism for ten years. There was another well-loved Buddhist maiden, Shen Qingyu, in the estate. The two had different philosophies on life, yet they came to understand each other anew amidst a marriage bestowal disturbance. Faced with the sudden engagement, Shen Qingwu was unwilling to let others make arrangements; relying on her sharp observation, meticulous reasoning, and extraordinary courage, she sought a turning point, allowing everyone in the marquis's estate to see her sense of responsibility. From her initial defiance to proactively seeking knowledge, Shen Qingyu finally let go of comparisons, walked out of the marquis's gates hand in hand with her sister, rushed toward the mountains, rivers, and four seas, and wrote a carefree life belonging to themselves.