Who is she?
Ji Qianzi.
She is the daughter of King Ying Zheng of Qin, an imperial princess condemned to death as soon as she was born. A meteor falls, and the stars shift.
Donghuang Taiyi, the ancient and mysterious leader of the Yin-Yang School, takes her in. From that moment on, she no longer controls her own fate. She becomes a pawn.
The Yin-Yang School, the Mohists, the Legalists... A hundred schools of thought contend!
Sister Yanfei, the Moon Goddess, Yan Dan, Jing Ke... This is a story about her and him, set at the beginning of Qin Shi Huang's unification of the six states.
This story blends historical periods, but its characters and events are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Commentary on Chapter 12 Jing Ke's Assassination of Qin (1) written by Qu Ge Xiaoxiao in "The Empress of the Moon".
Commentary on the first chapter of "The Empress of the Moon" written by Qu Ge Xiaoxiao: The Yin Yang Family.
Commentary on Chapter 39: Lifting the Seal of "The Empress of the Moon" written by Qu Ge Xiaoxiao.
Commentary on Chapter 47: The Six-Soul Horror Curse of "The Empress of the Moon" written by Qu Ge Xiaoxiao.