The two main lines are the collision of reason and emotion in the relationship between Liu and Yi. In the end, Liu's reason is understood by Yi and their emotions are sublimated; Fan and Lian love each other deeply, but they are separated due to various restrictions in the mortal world. Their unresolved emotions end up with one becoming a Buddhist layman, and the other dies young in an accident.
I want to explore the impact of urban love on life happiness through the analysis of two emotions. Happy families are alike, and every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. If during the relationship between Liu and Yi, which party retreats or which party is more aggressive, they will lose their tacit confidants in life, or even though they can break through all kinds of resistance and get together, what will be the final outcome? I'm afraid I won't have this slight regret and finally enjoy a life of worldly happiness. Perhaps the education from a scholarly family has been soaked in the blood of reason. A rational woman may be the woman who can truly balance life, emotion, and work, and the woman who is happy in the traditional sense.
However, being born into a noble family and having a stunning appearance did not allow Fan and Lian to have a lifetime of happiness. Maybe it's because she wants to get rid of the imprint of her family too much, or maybe it's Xiaojiabiyu's fear of Hou Men. When both of them start to retreat in their emotions and fail to hold happiness in their hands when they can, then they will never be able to meet each other again, and they will miss them endlessly. Unforgettable love and inner weakness are intertwined, and one must lose oneself in emotion, become lonely in the laughter of the mortal world, and eventually become desolate. He must turn to Buddhism to become a layman and give up on the worldly world, bidding farewell to the past. However, Fan died unexpectedly in regret.