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[Double strong in years, the male protagonist is five years older than the female protagonist] Her name is Song Yulian, but she doesn't have that name at all. She was originally the third lady of the General's Mansion, her surname was Lan and her given name was Qingwan. Although her parents didn't get along, they both held her in their hands. The first person to call her Song Yulian was dressed in rags and looked like a beggar. But it was this man who had saved her countless times - when she fell into the water, he fished her out; when she was in danger, he appeared in time. Every time I asked him his name, he just smiled and turned around and left. Once when it rained heavily, she almost fell into the pond again, but he picked her up. "Did you do it on purpose?" He looked at her with a smile. "What about you? Did you do it on purpose?" She curled her lips. He smiled: "Why don't you call me Lan Qingwan from now on? It sounds soft and weak. Call her Yulian - a lotus in the rain can survive without being watered by anyone." That was the first time she heard the word "Yulian". On a rainy night when he was eight years old, he disappeared. Just like when you arrived, clean and leaving no trace. When she was thirteen years old, her family was framed by a villain, and the emperor sentenced the general's family to be executed. The light rain dripped and blood spilled on the mansion. She knelt in the muddy water and looked desperately at the lotus beside the pond - but that person did not appear. The blade was raised, about to chop off her head. At this moment, Eunuch Li, who was beside the emperor, broke into the door. The emperor issued an edict to kill her entire family. The emperor issued an edict and spared her life. She didn't know why he wanted to save her. It's like she doesn't know who the person who calls her "Yulian" is.

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