In Shanghai in the 26th year of the Republic of China, the pagoda shadows of the bright houses in the French Concession hid rules and warmth that ordinary people could not find. As the youngest sister of the Ming family, the sixteen-year-old Mingyue grew up under the protection of her three brothers and eldest sister Ming Jing, but she could not escape the family motto engraved in the bones of the Ming family.
The story unfolds along the lines of the original drama, focusing on the daily texture of Ming's house - either the punishment of kneeling after escaping into dangerous situations, or the family law after concealing one's whereabouts, or the strict training after being involved in unknown dangers. The "punishment" of her brother and sister never contained any pretense, but hidden the sincerity of protecting her in troubled times; Mingyue's grievances and growth slowly settled in the intertwining of admonishment and love.
There are no fantasy gimmicks, no hidden foreshadowing, only straightforward dialogues and vivid interactions to outline the "strict love" bond between the brothers and sisters of the Ming family. On the background of the troubled times of the Republic of China, a growth story full of fireworks and family warmth is laid out.
Concept: Derived from the TV series "The Pretender"