One is the princess of the Satsuma clan, loved by millions, who combines the grace of her mother clan and the royal family.
One is a young man from Tianjian, as gentle as jade, but he has to bear the fate of Tianbujienian.
There has been a famous saying since ancient times, which says: Love does not know where it starts, but it goes deeper and deeper.
Japan, the end of the Tokugawa period, was born in troubled times, with opposing identities but still falling in love.
I thought I could turn things around, but found out that it was just a dream in the end.
The Shinsengumi was like a drop in the ocean in the historical tide of the end of the Tokugawa period.
Okita Souji, that cloud-like man, was just a flash in the pan, bright but short-lived.
It was a day in early spring in March, with red clouds filling the sky, and the princess of Satsuma Domain was born. She was destined to be extraordinary. The emperor issued an edict and gave her the surname Sakurada.
Twenty years later, Souji Okita, a young boy from the Tama countryside who grew up in the Sky Sword, came to the capital with his friends and formed the Mibu Roshi group to protect the general.
Thousands of miles of love are linked by a thin thread, let's see how the heroine crosses paths with a man, hangs out with the Shinsengumi, meets Okita, gets to know each other, and falls in love.
It's just that history cannot be changed, and identities are destined to be confrontational. You may not be able to guess the beginning, but you can predict the ending.
It can be said:
When I was young, I thought I could reach the stars with just one hand.
Since ancient times, beauties have had bad luck, and white heads are not allowed in the world.