In Vanity Fair in the Beijing circle, Yu Lei is the "fake green tea" who takes advantage of the situation, and Wang Han is the "Phoenix Man" who hides his sins. Two workers wearing masks and covered in mud secretly tasted the purest love in the cold and suffocating imperial capital.
In order to escape the fate of being treated as playthings by the big guys, the two of them went to Chongming Island to build the "Yu Family Courtyard" in an attempt to wash away all the trouble and find a flawless love like pure cotton.
However, the powerful plunder of Wu Moran, the prince of Beijing, and the love and hatred of the famous daughter ruthlessly crushed this utopia into ruins. In order to save him, she put on her beautiful clothes in tears and was willing to return to the canary cage; in order to get her back, he took off his mask and turned into a crazy wolf, declaring war on the entire capital circle.
"If falling in love is destined to break into pieces, I am willing to die for you."
When the prosperity comes to an end, can this extremely tumultuous sadomasochism be redeemed under the kapok tree and bring the drama to an end?
Is Yu Lei the prototype of the author?