Lu Zhi, a 17-year-old androgynous student in modern times, is accidentally electrocuted during class and travels back to the turbulent times of the late Qing Dynasty in 1911, a time of war, displacement, and oppression. When he was desperate, he met Bai Ze, a cold and tolerant revolutionary who cared about his country. The two developed a deep love in the smoke of gunfire. Their daily laughter and laughter were full of sweetness, but they constantly faced the cruel contradictions of the Qing court's encirclement and suppression, warlord disputes, and the violent collision of old and new ideas. Four people, Wen Run Hanlin, Jianghu Ranger, Scholarly Miss, and Field Military Doctor, fell in love with Lu Zhi at the same time, forming an endless emotional Shura field. The righteousness of family and country and the love between children are repeatedly torn apart. The war brings endless pessimism and powerlessness. All tenderness is a fleeting glimmer in the torrent of the times. The Revolution of 1911 ended, the old dynasty collapsed, and the mountains and rivers ushered in new life, but Bai Ze died on the battlefield, leaving Lu Zhi, who did not belong to this era, trapped in the barren years of a hundred years ago, guarding the memories and dying alone, which is the ultimate sadomasochistic tragedy hidden in the changing times of troubled times.
Purpose: Using the turmoil of the late Xinhai and Qing Dynasties as the background, it shows the suffering of the people who were displaced due to the collapse of the dynasty and the continuous war, and reveals the fatal pessimism of ordinary people's inability to contend with the times in the grand historical torrent. No matter how passionate the love, no matter how vivid the life, are fragile in the face of war and changes in the country, it highlights that there is no perfect personal love in troubled times.