Chang'an Late Spring Ballad

A river of smoke and willows, two mismatched relationships, three flower spells, and catkins flying all over the city trapped four idiots and resentful daughters. When the Western fairies fell into the night of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, Shakespeare's magic quietly bloomed into the wonders of the East. During the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty, it was late spring in Chang'an. Pei Qingluo, the legitimate daughter of the minister, refused to be engaged and ran to Zhongnan Mountain at night with Lin Jiansu, a scholar from a poor family. Fiancé Du Heng and Pei Qingluo's close friend Su Wanqing chased into the mountains. Unknown to the four of them, they were stepping into a grudge match between Taiyi Mountain God Li Yao and Sichun Goddess Qingheng. A dispute over a Kunlun jade pen unexpectedly led to the immortal family's "three lives are about to leave the flower". The pollen blows by mistake, and the resentment is reversed: Lin Jiansu fell in love with Su Wanqing by mistake and forgot about the person who eloped under the moon Du Heng fell in love with his best friend and gave up on his fifteen-year engagement Rouge pollen even mistakenly infected Princess Xianyi, causing her to fall in love with the chef Donkey Er of Chang'an West City. Overnight, it was hard to distinguish between sincerity and fantasy, and alliances and jokes were intertwined. When the spell was about to cause a catastrophe, Pei Qingluo refused to "forget" in exchange for perfection: "I want him to remember and use every day to regret and pay for it."