Spring is deep in Chang'an, and stars are bright again in Han Dynasty. After five years of trials and tribulations, Ling Buyi, who returned from guarding the border, lost his loneliness and tyranny, and Cheng Shaoshang, who was able to guard the clouds, shed all his sharp edges. The lovers, who had healed each other through misunderstandings and hardships, finally ushered in a stable and smooth time together.
The sequel takes over the ending of the TV series, continues the narrative thread of the intertwined feelings of family and country and the love of children, and continues the successful journey of Cheng Shaoshang and Ling Buyi from returning to Beijing hand in hand to getting married and starting a family. Here are the laughter and laughter of family and friends reunited in Bailu Mountain - Yuan Shanjian's relieved blankness, and Lou Yao and his wife's mutual affection, which all draw a gentle end to the old days; there are the daily fireworks in the Cheng family house - Xiao Yuanyi's belated kindness, Mrs. Cheng The clumsy compensation shows the reconciliation and tenderness of a Chinese-style family; and the persistence of the original intention of the court - the two work hand in hand to assist the Mingjun, protect the peace of the border, and practice the original intention of "the stars are brilliant, even lucky" in the peaceful and prosperous era.
The earnest instructions of Empress Xuan before her death, the hidden pain scars left by her original family, and the unspoken regrets of her youth will all be gently healed by time in this sequel. The group portraits are still as vivid as ever, and the emotions are as sincere as before. They include the mutual understanding and care between husband and wife, the sincere care between relatives and friends, as well as the transparent and open-minded picture of personal growth, and the peaceful picture of family and country. For this love that has transcended wind and rain, it continues to write a beautiful and long human story.
