Beneath the bright moon, memories of the mortal world unfold as we follow a young girl riding freely through the tangled webs of love, hate, life, and death in the imperial court and the jianghu.
A deadly game of chess beneath the pine-framed window, with figures constantly coming and going. In the end, was she the pawn that won him the world, or was he the loser in the game she played in her heart? Riding the wind, she looks out at the world and asks how anyone can live with such carefree grace.
One is a cold-faced master with an immortal’s bearing and a frosty heart. One is a gentle, refined senior brother with a calculating, devious streak. One is an exquisitely beautiful young man, dazzling as fireflies. And one is a quiet, peaceful boy who brews wine from flowers, light as a drifting blossom. Amid love, hate, and scheming, some ride the waves toward her while others leave on the wind, their stories enduring through countless trials. Yet she remains here, beside the one she loves, lingering in the long river of this world.
Between the jianghu and the imperial court, can she still wear a childlike, flower-bright smile as she lives in both worlds? Years later, when the story of her times unfolds, watch and see.
The author's writing style is so beautiful!!! The storyline has ups and downs (it's a bit sadistic), and the ending is a bit unexpected