Europe, 16th century – an era of chaos and beauty. A time of endless conspiracies, murders and treacherous politics. The time of great scientists, philosophers and titans of art. But the Renaissance in Italy would not have been so multifaceted and expressive if the figure of Caesar Borgia had not emerged against the backdrop of the masterpieces of Leonardo, Michelangelo and Raphael. He was one of the most controversial personalities in world history, being both an evil and good genius of his time. With the help of poison and a dagger, the Borgia family, which occupied all the key positions in the state, mercilessly eliminated their many enemies, establishing order in the country and generously supporting artists. The young Duke of Ferrara, who is tipped to be the groom of Caesar's sister, the beautiful Lucrezia, decides on the eve of the wedding to infiltrate incognito to Rome and find out what kind of life reigns in the “wolf’s den of Borgia” and whether his bride is so beautiful, having fatally replaced several husbands one after another.