Hong Kong Island Deep House

In the late Republic of China, Shen Yan, an orphan girl in Shanghai, was brought back to the Li family mansion in Mid-Levels by Hong Kong Island wealthy businessman Li Jingchen. She is nameless and statusless, living in a lonely West Cross Courtyard, like a speck of dust in a deep house. There are a total of 133 people in this wealthy mansion. The main wife, several concubines, young masters and ladies, as well as the housekeepers and servants, are intertwined with factions. The masters have their own thoughts, the servants watch the dishes being served, and there is an undercurrent of gossip. Shen Yan has no family to rely on and no heirs to rely on, so he can only hide his edge and be cautious every step of the way. She dealt with the disputes between wives and concubines, the strife of servants, and the rules of the wealthy family. She endured and survived in a beautiful cage, and saw the coldness of the people in the house. She slowly took root in countless turmoils and plots, and found her own way of life in the precarious wealthy family of Hong Kong Island. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.