A Child Servant in the Forgotten River

When Chang'an's lights blaze in all their splendor, Wangchuan remains one person beside one lake.

Wangchuan is not a river, but a lake, bone-chillingly cold and brilliantly clear.

The Great Tang's Carefree Tales once said: "Across the boundless land lies a lake, its surface smooth as a mirror, yet reflecting no one. All who peer into it become delirious, and afterward cannot remember why. Thus it is called Wangchuan."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.