Moon in the Palace of the Qing Dynasty: Huan Yan Zhao Ye tells a legend of an emperor and empress that begins on the palace walls and ends in the heart.
Qing Huan, the eldest daughter of the prince's palace, was originally a free-spirited person who loved to climb trees and was good at riding and shooting. However, she was forced to enter the palace due to the draft and became a constant "ignorant of rules" in Xuanyuan Ye's eyes. When she first entered the palace, she was incompatible with the indifferent emperor, but with her freshness that had not been smoothed out by ethics, she created a glimmer of light in the red walls. When the plague was raging, she offered folk magic to save the people; when she was banned from the cold hospital, she kept her true heart and never changed her edge.
From the initial contempt, Xuanyuan Ye was gradually attracted by this uniqueness. However, during the harem conspiracy, he misunderstood that she was having an affair with the courtier, causing the two to fall into the abyss of trust. After clearing his grievances, he finally saw his true feelings and made her his queen against all odds.
From tit-for-tat to walking side by side, they protect each other in the whirlpool of intrigues and make promises before thousands of miles of mountains and rivers. When Qing Huan's hand was tightly held by Xuanyuan Ye, the moonlight inside the red wall was no longer cold, reflecting a love affair in the Qing palace that transcended misunderstandings and was finally fulfilled.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
