A fictionalized novel inspired by the history of the Ming Dynasty. Everything in it is made up. History buffs who aren't interested should steer clear. The heroine isn't a paragon of virtue, and the hero has a darkening arc. If that's not your thing, don't read it.
Synopsis:
She is a Daoist healer, the master of the Ninth Tower, and a book restorer at the Wenyuan Pavilion.
He is a dashing young general, a ruthless commander of the Imperial Guard, and a notorious traitor in the history books.
They meet during the Jingnan Campaign.
The first time they meet, one is an elegant young man on horseback, while the other is a miserable girl sobbing in a corner.
The second time, one is gravely wounded and struggling on the brink of death, while the other is living it up, eating, drinking, and enjoying herself.
The third time, one is a cold young man bound by layer upon layer of shackles, while the other is a bird that has broken free.
The twists of fate bring them together, allowing them to understand one another and become entangled.
From a remote border town to the towering palace walls, from the Jingnan Campaign to the flourishing Yongle era, from strangers to lovers bound together for life, she and he, along with those around them, protect and cherish one another amid the upheavals of the Great Ming, as one tale of joy and sorrow unfolds after another.
Follow Song Yuqing as she rises from the daughter of a humble county magistrate, crosses towering mountains, and enters the imperial capital of the Great Ming, ultimately completing the System's ultimate mission: collecting the Yongle Encyclopedia.
Nice! ! ! But why no one commented, what a pity! ! !
The outline is very clear, but... Looking at the synopsis, I'm a little doubtful whether it's the ending of BE...
The male protagonist regains his status as a prince, the female protagonist goes deep into the palace, the two have a sadistic love affair, and then the female protagonist completes the ultimate mission and returns to modern times?
Just guessing, the plot direction is getting more and more interesting.
I watched half of it and found it very interesting, but the author stopped reading and didn't dare to read any more. [I'm about to cry]
Nice! ! ! But why no one commented, what a pity! ! ! The outline is very clear, but... Looking at the synopsis, I'm a little doubtful whether it's the ending of BE... The male protagonist regains his status as a prince, the female protagonist goes deep into the palace, the two have a sadistic love affair, and then the female protagonist completes the ultimate mission and returns to modern times? Just guessing, the plot direction is getting more and more interesting.
I watched half of it and found it very interesting, but the author stopped reading and didn't dare to read any more. [I'm about to cry]