I'm not very good at writing introductions. Lightning protection: It's BE. The last fifteen chapters challenge the tear ducts.
A tragic song in the palace, describing the love, hate, anger, struggle and sacrifice of a man and a woman under the pressure of power. There is the helplessness and regret of the emperor, the sobriety and fall of the queen, the affectionate protection of the prince who plays his life as a chess piece, the despair and rebirth of the prince who lost his love, the tragic sacrifice of the princess for the country, and the sincerity of the knight-errant who follows him through life and death. When the red wall is covered with snow and the death knell is tolling, all love, hatred and resentment will eventually turn into ashes. Only the promise about the candied haws of water shines with a faint but eternal light in the blood-colored dust - it is the flower that blooms in despair, the eternal spark in the darkness, and the immortal oath that spans life and death and penetrates reincarnation.
