Above the Heavenly Tower, Hua Zhao, the immortal official who was in charge of blooming flowers in all seasons, was demoted to the mortal world for violating the laws of heaven. In the continuous spring rain, he met Su Zhaoyi, an academy gentleman who was compiling the "Collection of Poems on Flowers in Four Seasons".
From then on, the immortal official embarked on the mortal road. He learned to hold chopsticks, learned to observe words and expressions, and gradually understood all kinds of things in the world. Under the guidance of that gentleman, he came into contact with the warmth of the world bit by bit: admiring flowers in spring and listening to poems; stargazing in summer nights and smelling the fragrance of cinnamon; tasting tea in the autumn breeze and watching the clouds roll and relax; brewing wine in the snow in winter and waiting for the moon to rise on the branches. However, all the good things in the world are just sand in the sand. Just when he thought he was used to the fireworks of this world, fate revealed a cruel truth to him: as a price, he only had one season in the world. This is a story about choice. Should you choose the eternal heaven or the fleeting earth? Should I choose endless loneliness or momentary tenderness? In these last four seasons, Hua Zhao finally understood: some things are more worth waiting for than eternity. An immortal official in heaven, a gentleman on earth, a period of time passing through the four seasons.
Concept: The value of life lies in experience rather than length