Deep Palace Moonlight

In the middle of the Dayong Dynasty, the imperial power became decadent and the harem became a silent battlefield. Nineteen-year-old Lin Qingxuan was forced to enter the palace due to his family's financial difficulties. He worked in the library by virtue of his literary style and noble character. He originally wanted to be alone, but his interpretation of poetry and books and the sound of the flute under the moon unexpectedly touched the heartstrings of Concubine Wan, Concubine Shu and other women in the palace. Under the shadow of the emperor's brutality and the neglect of government, several concubines with different identities got to know each other because of him. From secret admiration to mutual understanding, they finally formed an alliance that transcended competition for favor. They express their feelings with poetry, calligraphy and painting, overcome crises with wisdom and courage, and guard the indescribable spiritual purity within the oppressive palace walls. And when the imperial power collapsed and storm hit, these women who had been imprisoned became the key to breaking the situation - they no longer waited for redemption, but worked together to open up a way out. This is a story about how dignity and emotion quietly grow under extreme repression. The moonlight cannot see the darkness of the palace, but it illuminates the souls who do not want to sink. In the end, everyone found their own way back in the cracks of history: maybe temples, or rivers and lakes, or business roads, or green lanterns - only a touch of clear light was left, confirming the brightness of this heart. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.