As the second son of the royal family, Xie Yu never thought about his responsibilities. His father relied on his eldest brother, and his mother loved his younger brother. He was neither outstanding nor striking, and just wanted to live a leisurely life. But suddenly, the younger brother sneaked into a high position, and his face suddenly changed. There was no news about the eldest brother, his life and death were unknown, and father and son turned against each other. Under the trust of his mother, he became the only hope in this foggy family. Is the father a dishonest and traitorous minister, or a righteous man who endures humiliation and cares for his orphans? What are the identities of these three brothers? When the stories of twenty years ago are revealed one by one. . . . .
This is a story about growing up. Every child grows up in a different way, but the love and pain, choices and confusion in the process of growing up are the same.