The Wind Blows and the Rain South of the Yangtze River

Machiavellian, martial arts, no CP The spring in the south of the Yangtze River is deep, and the mist and rain are like weaving. Under the superficial prosperity, Yan Yin disappeared, water transportation was blocked, water gangs and aristocratic families secretly clashed, and a power game involving the court and the world quietly unfolded. Shen Guanlan, a woman who walks around the teahouse with the sound of the piano, conveying secret codes that no one can understand in the depths of the water alley; Xie Wujiu, the rough leader of the Water Gang, weighs loyalty and survival in the wind and rain; Gu Hanzhou, the young master of an aristocratic family who is as gentle as jade, has a sharp edge and calculation behind his smile. They met, tested, and took advantage of each other in the rainy and foggy Jiangnan. Everyone thought they were players in the game, but they didn't know that they had already become other people's pawns. In this battle where there is no distinction between good and evil, family affection, loyalty, and faith are all crumbling in the face of interests. The rain will stop and the fog will dissipate, but under the water in the south of the Yangtze River, there are already turbulent undercurrents - it is not until the last person falls that the lake becomes calm.