Restoration

In the thirty-sixth year of the New Calendar, the Chinese capital, where the roar of steam and the light of spiritual power and runes intertwined, ushered in a change of power. The new emperor Su Xuan, a princess with fox demon blood and idealistic but immature princess, is about to ascend the throne. Beside her are two close friends who are equally young but shoulder heavy responsibilities: Mu Shu, the rebellious and rebellious daughter of the academy dean, and Su Luo, who possesses strange eye powers and is the new master of the Lingyan Pavilion. The story opens with Su Xuan's enthronement ceremony, interspersed with the magnificent history of the bloody revolution - the ideals and sacrifices of pioneer Su Qianfan, the coldness and pathos of his brother Su Xinghe as the "Sword of the Reform", and the difficult support of Queen Gongsun Yingxue (Mother of Su Xuan) in iron blood and tenderness. "Restoration" depicts a unique world that combines steampunk and oriental fantasy. The steel giants with gears meshing coexist with the street fireworks of traditional teahouses, and black birds driven by spiritual power fly over the cornices of the ancient imperial city. Three young women with very different personalities, in the whirlpool of power, ideals and friendship, face together the opportunities of the new era and the shadows of the old era. They must not only continue the unfinished work of their fathers' "reform" and protect the hard-won peace and reform achievements, but also explore their own way of governing the country amidst bureaucratic corruption, interest entanglements and external threats. Against the grand background of movement and stillness, they must write a new chapter for the fate of all living beings and China's future.