The Moon Meets You, the Mountains and Rivers Give You

Shen Qingci, the daughter of the Taifu, and her childhood sweetheart Xiao Jinheng, the prince, have a private life-long marriage. The villain Su Wanrou frames the Shen family and all the family members are killed. The male protagonist pretends to ruthlessly torture the female protagonist in order to stabilize the government. The female protagonist fakes her own death out of regret and is saved by a miracle doctor. After the male protagonist ascends the throne and investigates the unjust case, he severely punishes the evildoers. He puts aside his humble status as an emperor to chase his wife to atone for her sins. The two men untie their past knots. The emperor dismisses the six palaces and dotes on the female protagonist with all his money. They spend the rest of their lives together. Concept: The core concept of "The moon meets you, and the mountains and rivers will give you" The core concept of this ancient proverb about power and love and hate breaks out of the superficial sweetness of ordinary ancient proverbs about domination and petting, and revolves around "involuntary power plotting, reconciliation of love and hate, two-way redemption, choice and sincerity". The deep core is divided into four points: 1. Power is a shackle, sincerity reaches the mountains and rivers. Imperial power, power, and hegemony are all cold shackles. The male protagonist spent his whole life chasing power, thinking that he could control everything and protect his loved one by holding the country in his hands. However, he was trapped by the court's calculations and the shackles of the situation, and he lost his beloved with his own hands, causing lifelong regret. The intention is clear: thousands of miles of mountains and rivers are all false, power is never salvation, sincerity and staying together are the ultimate perfection in the world. No matter how supreme the imperial power is, it cannot make up for the regret of truly missing it. 2. Both love and hate have causes and effects, and everything in the world is never black and white. It breaks the common ancient sayings of pure opposition between good and evil and mindless sadomasochistic settings, and rejects the flat love and hate. The heroine's hatred is not unwarranted hypocrisy, but a tragic death and extremely humiliating life for the whole family; the male protagonist's abuse is not a scumbag and cold nature, but a forbearing sacrifice in a troubled world, surrounded by enemies, and involuntarily. The core of the idea: There is no absolute right or wrong in the fate of adults. All breaks and injuries are the tragedy of the current situation, calculations and involuntary control. It breaks the single judgment of good and evil and highlights the complexity and reality of human nature. 3. Two-way redemption: Healing each other's half-life desolation. This is the core of the whole text. In the early stage, the female protagonist relied on hatred to survive, while the male protagonist relied on power to paralyze himself. Both of them were trapped in the past and obsession, and spent half their lives lonely and desolate; in the later stage, the misunderstanding was resolved, and the female protagonist let go of the bloody hatred and reconciled with the past, curing the regret and paranoia of the male protagonist for half of his life; the male protagonist devoted all his efforts to make up for it, and only loved him for the rest of his life, healing the female protagonist's devastated and broken life. Interpretation of intention: The best love is never one-way, but after going through desperate situations and seeing through the scars, you still choose each other to heal each other's pain and redeem each other's incomplete life. 4. Reconciliation and relief are the ultimate spiritual practices in life. The story not only tells about love and hatred, but also hides the transparent core of life. The female protagonist has gone through the ultimate suffering of family destruction and broken love, but instead of being trapped in hatred and sinking her whole life, she chooses to let go and reconcile. The male protagonist is sitting in the world, holding the power of life and death, and finally puts aside his obsession with imperial power and breaks free from the shackles of his imperial status. Conveying the idea: Obsession and hatred are both shackles. Real perfection is to let go of past obsessions after going through thousands of sails, and reconcile with the world and oneself. One sentence summarizes the core idea: The country is a cage, love and hate are ashes, after experiencing the ups and downs and extreme pulls of the world, only the sincerity and redemption running in both directions can withstand the scars of time and surpass thousands of miles of mountains and rivers.