Lady Sophia endures endless scorn from her noble kin after choosing to marry Ares, an amnesiac vagrant dismissed by society as a simpleton. For years, Sophia protects him with quiet kindness, sharing her meager bread despite relentless ridicule from her aristocratic peers. That fragile existence shatters when her cruel father arranges to sell Sophia to a sadistic marquis.
As imperial guards drag Sophia toward the forced bridal chariot, Ares snaps the mystical seal binding his celestial consciousness. He is the almighty Sun God, sentenced to five centuries of mortal obscurity to understand mortal agony. With solar flames igniting across his palms, Ares commands the haughty nobles to their knees, declaring Sophia the supreme empress of the heavens.
