The Thousand-Gold Palace

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No one knew her name or where she came from. People only remembered that the legend began with a maid to the Princess of Dazhao. She followed the princess to a distant land for a political marriage. When their country fell, she fought through blood and violence to survive, gradually rising to become empress.

With one state standing supreme and the other four in turmoil, she witnessed the people’s suffering. So she accompanied Lu Wu, the young State Preceptor, to persuade the other nations.

When the five nations were united, the world remembered her as “Feng Wu of the Southern Empire.”

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(The female lead is self-reliant and grows steadily. She doesn’t cling to the powerful or flaunt her beauty. She and the male lead hit it off at first sight, and they are destined for each other. She is strong, but not a “lone hero.”)

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The book is currently planned to have six volumes: Golden Chalice (her early years), Shattered Jade (journeying far and wide), Colored Porcelain (meeting her true love), Glazed Glass (overcoming the trials of love), Phoenix Hairpin (ruling the realm), and Pearls in Full (uniting the realm).