Gu Wenze, a young master from a Sichuan military family, is burdened with family responsibilities and ethical shackles. Although he cares about Zhao Ming, the oiran of Limingyuan, he has no choice but to marry Yu'e, a daughter of a well-known family. Between emotion and responsibility, his heart is like duckweed, gradually becoming clearer. The sound of Zhaoming's piano is like crying and complaining, and the fate is miserable. She was pregnant for ten months and endured the loneliness of the wind and rain alone. Yu'e is gentle and virtuous, dedicated to caring for her husband and raising her children. However, after knowing the existence of Zhao Ming, uneasiness quietly arises in her heart, and her sorrow is like frost, making it difficult to find peace. Yin Zhen, the servant of the Gu family, and the three officials were searching for their long-lost daughter. In a twist of fate, they discovered that Zhao Ming might be her flesh and blood. However, the unresolved tragedy of this encounter only adds to the desolation. The entanglement of love and hate, the road of life is like the wind, and it is ruthless.
