Luo Shenfu!

The story is based on the true history of Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms and Cao Zhi's famous poem "Ode to the Goddess of the Luo River". It is set against the background of the troubled court and the banks of the Luoshui River in the third year of Huangchu. It interweaves the fateful tragedies of imperial power plots, encounters with confidants, and the fateful tragedies of humans and gods, creating an ancient-style plot that combines national romance with rich history. After Cao Wei established the country on behalf of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Wen of Wei Cao Pi firmly established himself in imperial power. He was wary of his younger brother Cao Zhi, who had competed with him for the throne, and suppressed him in many ways. After ascending the throne, Cao Pi liquidated Cao Zhi's confidants, killed Ding Yi, Ding Giao and other close friends. He also took advantage of the impeachment of court officials to repeatedly demote Cao Zhi, who was full of ambitions to serve the country, from Anxiang Marquis to Juancheng King, trapping him in a remote vassal, and completely depriving him of the opportunity to participate in politics. Cao Zhi, who was once extremely talented, deeply favored by Cao Cao, and determined to make great achievements, has since fallen into a desperate situation of political frustration and estrangement, and has been depressed all day long. In the third year of Huangchu's reign, Cao Zhi was ordered to go to Luoyang to pay homage to the emperor. He strictly abided by the etiquette of the emperor and his ministers, but he was still treated coldly and restricted everywhere. After the pilgrimage, he bid farewell to the capital and drove east to return to Juancheng. The mountains and rivers along the way are vast, and the road ahead is confusing. When the sun sets in the Western Mountains, the carriages and horses are tired. Cao Zhi and his party pass by the bank of Luoshui River and stop to rest on the bank of the lush grass. At that time, the dusk was dim, the Luoshui River was long, and the mountains and forests were quiet and ethereal. Cao Zhi, who was full of depression, was in a trance and his mind was wandering. He accidentally saw a peerless beauty standing on the side of the mountain rock.