The most famous courtesan in Kyoto is famous for her ability to charm the country and the city, and she plays among the rich and powerful. She is the white moonlight and cinnabar mole of men. He is what women call a vixen, a vixen who charms men, but he never gives his sincerity and only wants to be happy and live as he pleases.
He is the master of the East Palace who is inferior to one person but superior to ten thousand people. He is a chess piece in the hands of the emperor, a target for the princes, and a waste in the eyes of the courtiers. He walks on thin ice day and night, enduring and dormant, just to one day rule the world.
Two people who have no sincerity meet each other, use each other, betray each other, and rely on each other. They think they can play with people's hearts in the palm of their hands. They both want to conquer the other and make the other surrender. In the end, they don't know who wins and who loses.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
