Li Tianran was a third-year student at an art academy. During a sketching trip, she bought an ancient jade dog. That very day, she accidentally sank to the bottom of a lake. After being rescued, she remained unconscious. Her true soul transmigrated to ancient times, where she became Mo Zitong, the illegitimate daughter of Mo Tianxiao, a fourth-rank military official. After Mo Zitong's cousin Ye Chenshuang died, she unexpectedly married Duanmu Hua as a co-wife, alongside her cousin's husband and Zheng Qianyun, the younger sister of the imperial consort, who was devoted to Buddha. After the wedding, Mo Zitong was showered with affection, yet also experienced the full range of life's joys and sorrows. Thus began a hibiscus-like youth that leaves readers lost in thought after closing the book. Mo Zitong's fantastical life is just as Duanmu Hua's poem in the book describes:
Her brows lightly swept, her autumn eyes turn; her enchanting beauty and lofty air captivate.
A tender glance back, the parasol tree warm; she walks softly, her sorrowful blush drifting far.
The west wind startles her beloved from his peace; a thousand miles away, the Yin Mountains loom in shadow.
In this mortal world, half a lifetime vanishes like smoke; across an endless sea of illusion, a long tale unfolds.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
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