Synopsis

At fifteen, Lụa, a simple country girl, left her village to work as a servant on the Tran family plantation. She imagined a quiet life in the kitchen, but fate cruelly pushed her into a vortex, making her "Young Master Khang's possession." Nhat Khang, the plantation owner's son, was the true power holder, infamous for his brutal, unpredictable nature, and his cold, ruthless actions. He didn't need love, only possession, treating Lụa as an object, a thing forbidden to leave, to be seen by others, or even to dream of returning home. For three long years, Lụa was imprisoned, never once returning to her village, never once being called by her name normally. Every night she fanned him while he worked, every morning she awoke with the scars he left on her body. When Lụa could no longer bear it and begged to visit home, Nhat Khang angrily replied, "If you want to go, I'll let you. But you'll return as a corpse." In that harsh plantation, the only one who dared not look up was also the one kept closest to the most powerful man.