Sui Yang is the last princess of Yue.
On the day she was born, auspicious signs appeared in the heavens, and the emperor was delighted.
She considers herself clever, and the emperor dotes on her, so she's grown up with a reckless, unruly temperament.
Her favorite pastime is teasing Pei Lingzhou,
the quiet, elegant young general who blushes after just a few flirtatious words.
The throne changes hands, and the corrupt, incompetent state of Yue finally reaches its end. When enemy forces surround the capital, the King of Yue sets the palace ablaze, burning it to the ground.
As the kingdom crumbles, the only one who protects her is Pei Lingzhou.
He charges into flames as high as mountains and risks his life to save her.
He treats her wonderfully. He'll travel for days to find the clay figurines she wants, carefully remove the bones from the game he hunts for her, and gently hold her at midnight as he soothes her to sleep.
But she has been raised in luxury and cannot endure a hard life on the road. She also listens to the instigations of a villain and betrays Pei Lingzhou.
On the day they part, the dejected figure of the young man is branded into her mind.
Later, Sui Yang is betrayed by that villain. After being passed from hand to hand, she is sold to the Music Bureau.
There, she meets Pei Lingzhou again.
This time, he is at the height of his fame, seated in a position of power. He has become a rising star of the capital, having returned victorious from battle.
She, meanwhile, hides from one place to another and enters the Music Bureau under a false name, forced to appear in a veiled hat.
She is ordered to play for the victorious army.
Before the piece is over, many leering eyes are already fixed on her.
Only the man seated at the head of the room sits upright, his gaze straight ahead, as if she has not stirred the slightest ripple in him.
A soldier, drunk on wine, grabs her hand and pinches her chin, demanding that she feed him wine mouth to mouth.
It is a demand from the victorious army, and she cannot refuse.
But just as she closes her eyes in despair,
the soldier beside her is shoved hard to the ground. Pei Lingzhou grips Sui Yang's wrist firmly, looks down at the soldier beneath his feet, and coolly says one word:
"Get out."
#He is so in love!
1. No one is perfect. Sui Yang has many flaws, but she will grow up.
2. Both leads are each other's first and only love.
Theme: The flowers never fade, the moon never wanes, and our hearts are one.
