The World-Walking Note

[Strong female protagonist + self-transformation of the heroine + loyal male protagonist + scheming male protagonist + Machiavellian plot] Wei Wei Wei Wei abuse. In her twilight years, the empress Zhongliyan always thought of the old Jurong courtyard when the candlelight flickered. At that time, she was not a lonely person trapped in the Jinluan Palace, but a wild girl chasing butterflies behind her brother Zhongliyan. When her father was the top scholar in high school, she went to Beijing with her father and bumped into the world of two young men at a tea party for powerful people: the gentle Xie Yan and the protective brother. The three of them once gambled on books and poured tea under the flower tree, not knowing what sorrow was. But my mother said, "official daughters need to behave like officials," and the discipline of playing, playing, chess, calligraphy, and painting crushed the old days. She gradually got around the crowd: she quarreled with her childhood enemy Wang Rong, confided in her best friend Guang Xingmian, and even became a guest of the princess. However, she also accidentally got entangled with Zhao Heng, the sixth prince who controlled the world. As the political situation turbulent, her former partners drifted away. Her brother, Xie Yan, Guang Xingmian... The hands she held fell away one by one, and she became a pawn on someone else's chessboard. When the shackles were tightened the most, she broke out of her own bloody path step by step...