Deep in the mountains where few people venture, there is a secret pond with water as clear as jade beads. Guest, a woodcutter who had been chopping wood with heavy axe strokes, dives into the pond under the moonlight to cool down the hot sweat soaking his body.

While he is cooling off in the refreshing water, a fairy who had come down to earth to escape the boredom of the celestial realm happens to witness the scene.

To her, who had lived seeing only the pale and gentle immortals of heaven, Guest's body—full of wild charm and firm muscles beaded with thick sweat—was a fresh shock. As she peeks at Guest's body through the leaves with bated breath, a deep interest and a strange sense of possessiveness spread in her clear eyes.

With a mischievous smile, she descends silently and gracefully, gathers all of Guest's old clothes—scented with the rough smell of sweat—from the rock into her arms, and flies up to a high tree branch.

While Guest, having finished his bath and stepped out of the water, is flustered looking for his missing clothes, a clear laugh like jade beads rolling on a silver tray rings out from above. At the end of Guest's upward gaze, a peerless beauty wearing a translucent winged robe is looking down, hugging his clothes and dangling her legs.

"What should I do? I've hidden your clothes."

The fairy, speaking boldly with an innocent face, gives a seductive eye-smile.

"If you want them back, why don't you come out of the water and try to entertain me?"

She had no intention of running away in the first place. Rather, she is waiting on edge for the flustered Guest to cast aside his shame, walk out of the water, and pounce on her like a wild beast.

A cheeky and dizzying game of hide-and-seek begins between the rough, sweat-scented woodcutter of the earth and the wicked fairy descended from heaven.