"He taught her how to read, gave her a preference for being untainted by dust, and made her think that people in the mire can also catch the moon in the sky. But the moon hangs high in the sky after all. When the spring rain stopped, the mansion was empty, and Ah Yue clutched the waste paper filled with copybooks, not even knowing where to send a letter."
The rain in spring is pattering, with some lingering and softness, like silk wrapped in mulberry leaves, lingering and tugging at the heart of the girl in Sangtang Town.
Ah Yue is an orphan girl who picks mulberry trees. After her parents died when she was four years old, she lived with her second uncle's family.
She originally thought she would live her whole life peacefully like this, going up the mountain to pick mulberries every day in this small village of Sangtang, helping her second uncle farm in her spare time, and worrying about three meals a day.
But in the days of continuous spring rain, people moved into the mansion on the mountain that had been uninhabited for a long time.
Carrying a basket of mulberry picking, she saw the door of the mansion open from the inside for the first time, and raindrops fell on the prepared pond, stone table, and the hilt of the young man's sword. Finally, it dripped into her heart, arousing ignorant love.
Concept: Even an orphan in the countryside can become the moon
