Zhu Qiang Sanmei's book has 60 chapters and 700,000 words. It has been completed.
The majestic red walls, reflected by the palace lanterns, hide the love and destiny of women on three levels in the same palace world. Shen Qingyan, the daughter of the Taifu, is burdened with the honor of her family and the expectations of her country, and stands shoulder to shoulder with the emperor at the top of power. Love is a mutual sympathy when meeting opponents, and it is also an involuntary fetter. Su Wanning, the daughter of a salt merchant in the south of the Yangtze River, has the obsession to restore the lintel of her family. Entering the palace, tossing between family status and true yearning, she finds her true calling in the glitz; Lin Ashi, an orphan girl from a peasant family, is chosen to be a maid in the palace to make a living, guarding the pure warmth at the bottom, and looking forward to a stable human fireworks within the red wall.
Three figures, three lives, collided with each other due to court events and births. They are not tied by blood or deliberately connected, but they are in the same place but in different places, with the same cause but different effects in daily life and family and country events such as palace banquets, drafts, famines, palace changes, etc. The sentiments of aristocrats, the worldly entanglements of aristocratic families, and the true survival of common people reflect each other within the red wall; the evenly matched love of emperors, the love of aristocratic families weighing their family status, and the love of common people who share mutual affection, each show its splendor over the years.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
