As disciples of Confucianism, Yan Lu and Zhang Liang, who grew up together, gradually fell in love, but they didn't notice each other. When Yan Lu, an adult, completed his filial piety for his master and faced the practical problem of getting married, Zhang Liang finally understood his own heart, and Yan Lu also understood his own heart through Zhang Liang's loss. But falling in love between men is not accepted by the world, let alone Confucianism, which values etiquette.
It's not that they like the same sex from the beginning, it's just that the person they love happens to be the same sex.
In the face of love, their reason finally compromised.
But this faces many problems. They are the second and third heads of the Confucian family. They are role models for others. They emphasize that "there are three types of unfilial piety, and the greatest is not having children." Although they love each other, how can their unethical love continue?
Moreover, as a Korean aristocrat, Zhang Liang also shoulders the historical mission of resisting Qin and defeating Korea. He is destined to be the eternal sage who "strategizes and wins thousands of miles away". He is destined to become a blockbuster, while Yan Lu, who has an indifferent personality, is destined to hide in the mountains.
It turns out that they were not on the same road from the beginning, but God gave them a period of time together. Therefore, they all regarded each other as the greatest gift from God and cherished each other to the greatest extent.
However, in the historical turmoil of burning books and harassing Confucians, rebels against Qin, and the war between Chu and Han, where will their love go?
Can they meet again in troubled times?
Can they, who may already be married and have children when they meet again, renew their relationship?