In the bustling city of Yang-an, heart of the Shun Dynasty Empire, whispers spread about a mysterious Goddess. It is said that if you visit a particular apothecary, her enchanting voice will weave melodies into your dreams—melodies that can make your deepest desires come true. Curious and skeptical, Sa Heonyoung, a nobleman concealing his royal lineage, sets out to uncover the truth behind these rumors.
Upon hearing her song, something stirs within him—an unshakable longing, an ache that clings to his soul like an incurable sickness. The melody lingers in his mind, haunting him day and night. The more he listens, the more he finds himself drawn to her, as though ensnared by an invisible thread of fate.
Yet, amid the whispers and wonder, another question lingers in the air—one spoken softly, almost teasingly: “Won’t you become a Goblin’s bride?” The words carry an eerie charm, hinting at something far deeper than mere legend. As Sa Heonyoung delves further into the mystery, he begins to realize that the Goddess and the Goblin may be intertwined in ways he never imagined.
The line between dream and reality blurs, leaving him torn between duty and desire. Will he resist the pull of the unknown, or will he surrender to the song that calls to him like a siren’s lullaby?
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