[Two male protagonists, ancient times, intrigues, family rivalry, Bai Yueguang, BE]
In an ancient world where intrigue and affection intertwine, "The Light of Misidentification" unfolds a love story with ups and downs for you.
Yun Ran, a scholar with compassion in his heart, rescued Pei Sheng from falling into the water on the bank of a cold pool. The half piece of broken jade became the beginning of a bond. But Pei Sheng mistakenly recognized Qi Xin as his savior, starting a relationship wrapped in lies. Qi Xin was greedy for Pei Sheng's warmth, and kept getting closer with fake kindness, hiding his true feelings, and got deeper and deeper into the whirlpool of intrigues.
At the same time, Yun Ran and Pei Sheng were side by side again and again in poetry gatherings and in court turmoil, and their feelings secretly arose. Yun Ran suffered in prison for Pei Sheng, and Pei Sheng fought against the family for Yun Ran. They supported each other through the wind and rain, and their love gradually grew stronger. Shen Zhu silently guarded Yun Ran, changing his household registration and blocking hidden arrows; although Yun He hid his deep love for Yun Ran behind his brother's name, he also supported him at critical moments.
The story leads to two completely different endings: in the HE line, the truth is revealed, Pei Sheng and Yun Ran enjoy the peach blossoms together in the Jiangnan courtyard, and the tokens of the past connect the past friendship. They guard each other and the warmth of the people around them; in the BE line, the sharp edge of conspiracy cuts off the beauty, Pei Sheng and Yun Ran are separated forever, and the tombs and falling peach blossoms by the cold pool have become the sustenance of endless longing for the living.
"Peach blossoms will turn into mud when they fall, but my love for you will only sink deeper." No matter what the ending is, this love that sprouts from misrecognition and grows from suffering will leave an unforgettable mark in time and take you into the deep world of ancient sadomasochism.
