Ancient times | BL | BE | Marriage first, love later | Substitute marriage | Palace fight | Shuang Jie
Lu Chengyuan, the eldest son of the Hou family, who is watching with cold eyes, sober and forbearing, and Lin Shuyao, who is frail and sick and has a hidden identity as a substitute groom.
When they first met, Lin Shuyao was wearing a wedding dress and a bell on his ankle, humbly marrying into the house.
From the initial temptation and estrangement, the two gradually discovered each other's brokenness and tenderness in daily life.
In the ending, Lin Shuyao was shot by three poisonous arrows while protecting Lu Chengyuan. The blood stained the wedding dress red. He wore foot bells and played the perfect bamboo flute, and died of exhaustion in front of his lover.
"In the next life, I want you to write three letters and six betrothals, carry eight sedans, and get married by a matchmaker."
This time Lu Chengyuan realized that Lin Shuyao was just a substitute when he first married in. In the end, he not only fulfilled Lin Shuyao's last wish, but even made Lin Shuyao the only official concubine and held a solemn worship ceremony with him in the coffin.
"Let's go... Let's go home."
He wrote three letters and six offers for him, but he could only worship in front of the coffin.
After all, the young man could not be kept in the prosperity of Daliang.
A bell is tied to the ankle to enter the prince's mansion, and the bamboo flute is played to protect the king.
Purpose: "The Story of Daliang" tells the story of sadomasochism between a concubine who is married to a concubine and the legitimate son of a marquis, and tells the tragic story of two lonely souls who warmed each other but were eventually swallowed up by fate under the oppression of feudal ethics. It is not only writing about the regrets of love, but also lamenting the powerlessness of individual destiny in that era - "In the prosperity of this big beam, after all, that young man cannot be kept."