Jiang Yicheng once regarded getting rich as his only goal in life, and was willing to be the substitute for Song Xiuyan, the prince of the Beijing circle, for three years, betting on a future where he would become a full-time official. But when Song Xiuyan chose to marry for the benefit of the family, she was shocked to realize that relying on others' wealth was nothing but a mirror, and decisively left. At this time, Song Xiuyan's younger brother Zhai Yue broke into her life. Different from his brother's use, Zhai Yue's respect and enthusiasm made Jiang Yicheng finally understand that true happiness never comes from clinging to high branches, but from standing firm on one's own, living as one's own backer, and embracing one's own hot life in a sober and independent state.
/Liu Shui's short play The Iron-Forged Overlord