Introduction to Guhuang Jie
On the night of the fall of Dajing, the twelve-year-old Princess Feng Qinghuang of Jingning witnessed the destruction of her country and her family, and the abduction of her mother and concubine. After a lucky escape, she became a refugee and struggled in the market for ten years, experiencing both warmth and hardship. A phoenix jade pendant left by her mother-in-law is her belief in living - it is said that "the phoenix bird burns its body to achieve nirvana".
In order to avenge the blood, she sneaked into the enemy's mansion as a maid, and used her unique skills to imitate the pen. However, she drew her sword in front of the enemy. When the blood spattered her skirt, the jade pendant burst into pieces, and the phoenix bird's shadow rose to the sky: she was originally the "Guo Guo Phoenix" raised with the blood of the late empress, and she was born to break the situation.
After that, she disguised herself to disrupt the situation, outsmarted and lost ground, and grew from a lonely beggar to a "burning handsome lady" who made the enemy fearful. When she led the rebel army to regain the old capital, looking at the charred palace walls and the phoenix totem, she finally understood: the so-called "tribulation" is the fire in which the true phoenix is tempered.
From A Zhuo, a refugee, to the founding empress, she walked on blood and fire, with half a jade hairpin still in her hair. The world calls her ruthless, but she knows that her frosty eyes once looked at the stars on a cold night, waiting for a new life after the fire. The Tribulation of the Solitary Phoenix tells the story of a solitary phoenix that overcame a destined catastrophe and lit up the long night of Kyushu.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
