Nine Days of Constant Sunshine

Chang'er was originally a poor woman with a lot of misfortunes, but she wanted to fly to the top of power. Han Yu was originally a helpless illegitimate son, but he dreamed of helping the world and achieving a high position. Is the encounter between the two a redemption or a fate? Or maybe it was the illusion of a sudden glimpse in front of the Flower Temple during the Mid-Autumn Festival that year... "Which of the women from ancient times to the present is as full of thorns as you?" "Whether it's submissive or rebellious, all I want is 'equality'." "You want too much and you will be miserable your entire life." "If you can't leave traces of your life in the world, even if you are happy every day, so what?" "But in the end, you lost the most easily obtained happiness..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.