Zhou Ji, the general of the Yi Dynasty, admired Yun Qing, the son of the right minister of the dynasty, but due to various reasons, he could not express it to his mouth throughout his life. Yun Qing had also admired him for a long time, but due to his different status and gender, he was unable to know his feelings until he died of illness.
This is a tragedy of a person who didn't know the other person's intentions during his lifetime and could not be together until death. They were ups and downs in troubled times, resisting each other, giving in to each other, and each of them perished. They were born in the world, died in conspiracy, and were buried in the mortal world.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.