At Qiong Lin's banquet, she caught a glimpse of him and saw his lonely edge that tore apart the beauty and glitz.
Discussing Taoism in the study, life and death in the hunting ground, and emotions burning through the prairie fire in the thrilling moments.
Little did they know that their love had already become a pawn in the emperor's power play.
He struggled with all his strength, but what he got in exchange was the emperor's cold verdict in the imperial study room.
On the eve of her wedding, she returned the token in her best clothes, with the last starlight reflected in her eyes: "Pei Yan, go see the clear sea and river for me." That night, deep in the dazzling red silk, a glass of royal wine ended her youth.
He vomited blood silently in the Jinluan Palace, swallowing the overwhelming grief and the name of his lover into his bones.
