Chu Xiuning, the eldest princess of the Sheng Kingdom, lived in the Di tribe and became a lowly slave, but she met Lingxi, a substitute palace maid who pretended to be herself. In order to survive, she dealt with the suspicion and exploitation of Ashina Shaluo, the third prince of Dibu, and secretly planned her escape. In the desperate situation of dying from poison, she used Li Daitao's strategy to plan a fire to burn her body, trying to use death to cover up the truth, in exchange for the freedom of communication, and to get her identity and destiny back on track. The story revolves around identity dislocation, female friendship and self-salvation in desperate situations.
Reader comments
A good book is both offensive and defensive in terms of plot setting, process deduction, text narration, and innovation. This book undoubtedly belongs to this category. The struggle, unity, and growth of women under the high pressure of the minority royal power are vividly visible, and the change of the male protagonist is also gratifying. Far better than those nonsensical palace fights.
I feel that this princess is a bit ignorant. Although the third prince Dibu was harsh to her at first, he didn't make it too difficult for her and even taught her so many things. But she still betrayed him and ended up wrongly paying her affection! I thought he was the male protagonist, but it turned out not to be the case! It would be impossible to watch the story without him
A good book is both offensive and defensive in terms of plot setting, process deduction, text narration, and innovation. This book undoubtedly belongs to this category. The struggle, unity, and growth of women under the high pressure of the minority royal power are vividly visible, and the change of the male protagonist is also gratifying. Far better than those nonsensical palace fights.
I feel that this princess is a bit ignorant. Although the third prince Dibu was harsh to her at first, he didn't make it too difficult for her and even taught her so many things. But she still betrayed him and ended up wrongly paying her affection! I thought he was the male protagonist, but it turned out not to be the case! It would be impossible to watch the story without him