At the beginning of the story, Shen Shu chose to be friends with Yan Hua because of his overtures and several mutual rescues. Just because of his ridiculous reputation, that man was willing to put down his arrogant figure to coax him, and he would kick him away without hesitation when the matter was accomplished.
Only then did Shen Shu realize that his heart stopped at the first sight of the crane in red clothes and his annoyance at seeing the stars over the moon were not unreasonable.
Their relationship has also returned to freezing point.
Everyone knows that civil servants are very thoughtful and some are scheming, especially Yan Hua. He stood tall in the crowd, using a cold mask to cover up his flowing thoughts. Shen Shu couldn't see clearly. Yan Hua was too contradictory, overly calculating yet kind.
Letters of collaboration with the enemy and treason were found in Yan Hua's mansion. The man stood under the red bricks and green tiles, facing the false accusations, as tall as an unyielding white birch.
Yan Hua wasn't that stupid. He didn't believe it anyway. As expected, the man said, "Shen Shu, help me."
With hormones on her mind, Shen Shu was confused by the fragrance and agreed without even thinking.
The death of a corrupt official was spreading in Kyoto. Shen Shu thought that it would be cool for him to shed his golden cicada shell and leave him alone, but he didn't know when another one would come.
When Shen Shu thought that Yan Hua would never come back in this life, that man in plain silk knocked on his door in the middle of the night, saying that he wanted to clear his name and seek justice.
