[Imaginary ancient sayings｜Hidden masters｜Observing things and understanding the mind｜Detached status]
On the bank of Jincheng Imperial City, among the fireworks alleys, there is a Linqing Pavilion.
The owner of the pavilion possesses the ability to understand the world, has a vision that reaches the sky, and has an unpredictable background.
No one dared to offend the dignitaries in the imperial city. The royal family had to get off their chariots before passing the cabinet, the civil servants got off their sedans, and the military generals got off their horses. He was respected as the first person in the world.
He has the ability to stir up trouble in the court, but he has no intention of getting involved in political disputes;
He is able to see through the rotation of world affairs and never cares about the rise and fall of the country or the change of dynasties.
A couplet on the lintel expresses the truth:
After all the affairs of the world, don't ask about the dynasty.
Not entering the court, not assisting the emperor, and not seeking the world;
Just keep a courtyard of bamboo orchids, a room of harp and tea, watch the wind and moon, wait for the destined visitors, dismantle the worries of the world, and keep your own tranquility.
Concept: The male protagonist has the unique ability to see into the world and alarm the royal family, but he sees through the glitz and glamor of power struggles, sticks to his true heart, and does not seek the powerful, and does not care about the success or failure of the dynasty; he lives in the fireworks of the city, and uses a way of observing things to understand the world's obsessions. He maintains peace and tranquility alone, interpreting the attitude of life where ability is in the heart, freedom is on one's own, and is not trapped in the worldly chess game.