Years ago, during the war, Cui Xu, a noble son from a noble family, fell in love at first sight with Lu Yunwan, a newly rich man, and made a promise to marry Lu Yunwan.
Lu Yunwan thought Cui Xu truly loved her and could stay with her until the end.
Until Lu Yunwan and her family moved south to Jingzhou to escape the war.
King Guangling, who was guarding Jingzhou, intended to take her into the palace as his concubine. Cui Xu seemed to have known about this for a long time, and the previous promise seemed like a lie.
Cui Xu threatened to die in front of King Guangling, and Lu Yunwan finally did not have to marry into the prince's palace.
I thought I could stay together with Cui Xu, but the gap between the new rich and the nobles was too deep.
Due to different family attitudes, Lu Yunwan and Cui Xu could not stay together. Cui Xu wanted to avoid harming herself by marrying the royal family, so Lu Yunwan married someone else.
Wei Yan was the governor of Yanzhou and joined the army, and he had been silently protecting Lu Yunwan until finally Lu Shijun appreciated her, and finally married Lu Yunwan, and he was about to be added to the position of three princes, and his future seemed bright.
Lu Yunwan finally understood that for the person you like, letting go may not be a kind of fulfillment.
For Cui Xu, if Lu Yunwan can live a safe life, even if they can't be together, it will be the best thing.
Concept: Flowers in the Mirror, Moon in the Water