Tao Hui, the administrator of the old temple, was twenty years old and unmarried. He was malnourished and had very poor sleep. He spent every day cleaning the wood, cutting wicks, copying old rituals, putting out fires in his dreams, and counting the tablets when he woke up.
Until one day, she picked up a fainted woman holding a piano at the gate of the temple. Since then, there has been a troublesome person in the old temple.
Later, Xie Biao, a minister from the ancestral hall, came to inspect the temple. Tao Hui thought he was here to demolish the temple, Xian thought he was here to cause trouble, and Xie Biao thought he was just investigating the case.
It turns out that all three of them wanted to keep things simple.
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[Reading Tips]
1. It is an imaginary background of the Southern and Northern Dynasties and is not an official history. The etiquette, official system, music records, etc. Are both referenced and fictitious. Please do not read it as a history book.
2. Contains trauma motifs. The main line is the growth and redemption of the characters, and the emotional line is the complex relationship between the three people. It is not a traditional 1v1, with multiple arrows. The three people love and know each other.
3. The main plot includes the relationship between a woman and a woman and the old relationship between a man and a woman. No Tool Man or White Moonlight.
4. There is a setting for a daughter born out of wedlock, and the child will take the mother's surname; the relevant plot serves the characters and the era.
5. The main drama is slow-moving, with a daily routine in the early stage and a sadistic later stage. It should be as realistic as possible and not a story with a strong plot.
Purpose: After trauma and troubled times, people can still live again through memory, togetherness and daily life.