During the Shengge period, Cui Heng (also known as Huiming) used the name of "Bianjing's No. 1 Dandy" to help the world. He was drunk in Xiefanglou and hid a lot of money for disaster relief, and the Huashigang account book contained a map of the refugees. The imperial doctor's daughter Zhu Yun (pronounced "You Ning") sees through his playboy mask due to a political marriage: the candles were not extinguished on the wedding night, and the two understood each other's aspirations, and gradually developed feelings for each other as they got along.
During the Minle period, after the new emperor succeeded to the throne, the dynasty collapsed. Cui Heng wrote a letter of remonstrance "Cutting the Rengshu", asking the new emperor to stay close to the virtuous and far away from the emperor. However, he was framed by Cai Zhuo's party and was demoted to Chenzhou. But he was optimistic and open-minded for politics and welfare, and raised two sons with his wife You Ning here. The "Yu You Pavilion" was built for You Ning to enjoy the scenery and practice medicine, and the "Nian Di Pavilion" was built for her to express her thoughts.
After the Folk Music Incident ended and Jin Ge was first established, Cui Heng was recalled to Beijing. Unexpectedly, he fell off his horse while passing through the peach forest and fainted in the rain of peach blossoms...
Purpose: Fighting in troubled times, saving the country and the people, lofty ambitions