A piece of orange candy brings together old friends from two lifetimes, and also illuminates sentient beings that have not been written down in history books.
In the first life, the female prime minister Han Wei and the empress Shui Xiaoxian stood side by side in the world, and they had a deep love between the emperor's sword, the city and the flames of war; in the second life, they were reincarnated as a problem student and a perfect chairman, saving each other in their most embarrassing years. At the same time, the chief assistant and regent from the previous life also returned in the names of Wenhong and Hao Lang. One hid his affection in the rules, and the other concealed his desire with a long wait.
After the red line was broken, the four people entered the real human world. College, different places, work, renting and quarrels made them learn not to sacrifice to prove their deep love. Until Han Wei and Shui Xiaoxian rented an old house, and from the landlord's collection of candy boxes, evacuation lists and ever-burning building lamps, they saw the separation and rest of life left by the war to ordinary people.
History books remember that the empress released her sword and the prime minister returned home, but they do not remember that on the day the city gates were opened, some people still could not find their families.
This is the companionship of two heroines and two heroes across a long life, and it is also a contrast between personal romance and historical disasters: the imperial sword determines the ownership of mountains and rivers, while Orange Candy retains a tomorrow worth running for for unknown people.
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