"Sir, will we always be together?"
"As long as this sycamore leaf will fall."
He was once a proud Confucian young man, but he fell into the dust, his career was ruined, and he was imprisoned. In addition to being full of outdated knowledge, there is only a little fox "picked up" at the door of the house, Taoyao.
She was the only warmth and concern in the rest of his gloomy life, and the whole reason he had to live strong. Little did he know that deep in her pure eyes, there was a secret that was born with her half-demon identity and could subvert everything.
The world is sinister, and there are family laws hanging high above the nine heavens like a sharp sword, coldly strangling any of his attempts to break free from the prison and seek immortality. Among the fireworks in the world, there is no one who knows where there is a crisis that can reveal her identity.
They can only keep wandering from north to south, stealing half a day's leisure under the short roofs. He taught her how to read and write, and she accompanied him through thick and thin. During the years of relying on each other, the complex feelings that had long surpassed those of brother and sister quietly grew, becoming heavier and more indescribable.
This is a heart-warming journey of mutual redemption in despair, and also a long and sad poem about fighting against fate before the doomed tragic ending. Can they finally find the legendary immortality? Or maybe, what they are pursuing is already spending every day and night with each other?
