In the 11th year of Jianxing, Cen Mo died in rebellion. During the Ming'an era, he reappeared in Qinghe Tower, but no one held him accountable for the resurrection of a sinner. Starting from a strange dream one night, Cen Mo fell into searching for his past. However, along the way, he saw too many things that subverted his cognition, and encountered too many different standards of doing things in the world. Is what he sees from his own perspective necessarily what he really wants to see?
When Cen Mo met Qin Boyan, a person who used emotions "properly", Cen Mo just felt that it was a big and novel thing, and the friction of different ideas, which side will he compromise in the end?
"If I wasn't a rebel in the 11th year of Jianxing, Qin Boyan, tell me, then would Li Qucong still say that Canglin knows etiquette?"
"Cen Mo, if I die in exchange for this superficial peace of mind, life and death will naturally be peace of mind for everyone. Which one do you choose?"
"Cen Mo, what you see is only what you want to see. Don't lie to yourself."
Intention: Everyone is sitting in the auditorium of the world with their own scale, using their own subjectivity to measure another subjectivity. Who can say that this is not a kind of selfishness.