It is a law of nature that prosperity must decline when it reaches its peak, and things must reverse when they reach their peak. This will continue until the first year of Qianhui, when a mortal will die at forty, and a country will be destroyed at twenty-eight. A declining royal family in Kyoto is adjacent to a medical family. Their orphan son Zhao Jueyi and the family's mourning daughter Ye Tuili grew up together. The two read poetry and books together and practiced six arts together. They were childhood sweethearts. Thirteen years after the founding of the country, Jueyi was granted the title of king as he wished, and Tao Lishunli took charge of medicine. However, the dynasty is facing the crisis of overthrow, the nobles are looking for a comfortable way out, and the two are about to reach the marriageable age. When it is time to prepare for the marriage and tie the knot, Tan Li resolutely embarks on the unknown journey again and again. The short life that blooms and withers quickly like a flower breaks the peaceful life. What are they working hard for? What kind of return awaits them?
Intention: It is easy to do evil, but difficult to maintain good. If you seek refuge because life is short and other excuses, good and evil will be confused, and right and wrong will be reversed.