Young Liu Shao meets an enigmatic man and offers to trade his destiny for three complete days of happiness. Prior to becoming involved in the conflict between the immortals and the demons, she had lived the carefree life of an heiress. Her involvement causes multiple romantic entanglements between herself and Lu Li, the mysterious, veiled immortal, to fall apart.
Lu Li and Liu Shao overcame obstacles along the way and developed throughout their journey from their initial meeting in the Moon River to their study of the arts in Wuyanghou’s Mansion. Through experience, they grew stronger through time, and their relationship changed as a result. From their initial meeting through their admission into the Marquis of Wuyang, the two’s characteristics as “happy lovers” progressively became apparent. They teased one another while growing up in the same household, danced passionately through the falling petals, and the seeds of love slowly grew. There is no guarantee of love at first sight, but there is a strong friendship when people accompany one another and provide warm hugs. Every interaction and emotional development causes Lu Li and Liu Shao’s surreal love to produce endless reverie, whether it be in their employment connection, as friends who studied art together, or as an unwavering couple. Despite having quite different personalities, Lu Li and Liu Shao are both unwavering in their resolve in the face of emotions and obligations. The naive girl Liu Shao was inspired by Lu Li’s fascination with the idea that “mortals deserve to die, mortals also have things and people they want to protect.” The great force of “love” has been shown in the opposition of “you rule our life and death, not because of right or wrong.” One uses all of his strength to defend, and the other all of his strength to pursue. He is brave when it comes to facing challenges, even if it is a huge burden to defend the common people.
