It's a shame to say that the writing so far has only been a matter of romance.
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Chanting the moon and mocking the wind is an idiom, which refers to writing that describes scenes such as wind, clouds, moonlight and dew but is poor in ideological content.
Wang Jia of Jin Dynasty's "Collection of Relics": "Don't learn from him. He mocks the wind and chants the moon, and defiles people's behavior."
Excerpted from Baidu Encyclopedia.
A unit drama can be written in any era, so I filled in an imaginary history and wrote the title to the point of vomiting blood.
I write about common things, so the title is Mocking the Moon and Chanting the Wind, but please don't be persuaded by the title, okay?
There may be no CP, but it is definitely rare.
Intention: write about romance