I still remember when watching "Story of Yanxi Palace", I was not as sad as most of the audience when Rong Yin jumped from the turret. What may even make many friends unhappy is that at that moment, I actually felt a sense of "gratification" in my heart: Although Rong Yin's life in the physical sense has come to an end, on the spiritual level, she finally escaped from the red wall in a double sense, and used her life to find the self she had missed for half her life...
Putting aside this kind of relief, I felt sympathy and melancholy for Yingluo: I sympathized with her for losing the existence of the moon and water that polished her soul, and I was disappointed that the second half of the story meant that Yingluo was about to fall into the palace wall like Rong Yin before, until Seeing her ending with ease between relaxation and majesty, I realized with relief that for Yingluo, she never let the invisible weight of the palace wall encircle her soul. Even though she was shackled, she spent her whole life guarding her heart and justice.
I think Rong Yin's last worry was probably that her departure would become a lifelong regret for Yingluo, and her last hope was naturally to keep Yingluo's free soul. Thinking about it this way, what protected Yingluo for the rest of her life was partly Rong Yin's soul, but she also had a burning relationship with Hongli and a close confidant with Fu Heng. So, if the time has passed, if they were living today and facing various similar situations, what possibilities would this story have? Based on this idea, I moved these protagonists into the wave of the Internet in the 2010s. Let's see how much love and hate will be left after today's big wave...
Concept: A contemporary young woman like Wei Yingluo breaks into the ever-changing Internet industry, "fights monsters and upgrades" in the turbulent shopping mall, and grows up to be a trend-setter of the times, but she has to face a lot of rubbish in her life. At the same time, the mentors and powerful enemies she met along the way also intertwined to weave scenes of tragedies and comedies in the city.