In the prosperous and dreamlike Bianjing of the Northern Song Dynasty, Liu Yong, a talented but bumpy official career, accidentally met the singer Chongniang in the hustle and bustle of Zuixian Tower. One is a down-and-out poet who is arrogant about his talent and regards fame as dirt, and the other is a young singer who is gentle, graceful and full of longing. The red thread of fate quietly connects them.
Regardless of worldly views, Liu Yong met and fell in love with Chong Niang, and started an ordinary and warm life in Liu Cifang. After the marriage, the birth of daughter Tangtang added countless warmth and joy to this small family. As first-time parents, they were busy but happy in the trivial daily routine of changing diapers and making rice cereal.
The care of neighbors and the company of family members are integrated into every aspect of their lives. Liu Yong turns the trivial happiness in life and the warm bonds between family members into affectionate words in his writing. However, can secular prejudice and triviality of life become the storm that defeats their love? Can Liu Yong's talent find a place to live in this daily life of fireworks?