In life, she weighed the fate of the realm. After her death, her tomb was completely destroyed.
Born in the inner palace, she was a slave condemned for her family's crimes, yet she earned the empress's trust and the affection of the royal family.
She was the Tang dynasty's most legendary female chancellor, as well as its most beautiful and talented woman.
She was Shangguan Wan'er.
With the most beautiful hopes for Shangguan Wan'er in her heart, Lin Chuyu, a fourth-year archaeology student, transmigrates into the past. She thinks that becoming Wan'er's best friend will let her rise smoothly through the ranks and share in the splendor of the realm. Instead, she spends years enslaved in the inner palace, with an uncertain future.
She knows history, but cannot know how her own story will end. In prosperous Tang, those in power hold the realm's fate in their hands, playing with the lives and deaths of others as if they were toys, while the lowly have their dignity trampled and their lives and deaths left to chance.
Whose golden age was Tang, and whose age of chaos?
How did Wan'er rise to the heights of power, and why did she die so young?
Faced with an unknown fate, what path will Lin Chuyu, a transmigrator, choose?
The story is clear, the plot is fast-paced, and the characters are interesting~
Clear organization, compact plot, good-looking [heartfelt]