[Two Female Leads] [Ancient Setting] [One Scholar, One Warrior] [Mutual Redemption] [Happy Ending]
The palace's deep red walls are both a cage and a battlefield. With an imperial decree, Jiang Shutong, a gifted and eloquent young woman, is forced into the fray. She wields words like blades as she navigates a treacherous web of power. Beneath the moon, Xie Qingyue, a skilled guard, bears a blood feud. With her sword as her brush, she writes her own justice in the darkness.
One breathtaking glance, one first meeting on a rainy night. She is the other's unpredictable variable; the other is her unexpected warmth. From confidantes cautiously testing one another to lovers who entrust each other with their lives, they join forces to unravel conspiracies and thwart assassins, then stand side by side against their enemies on the borderlands. One uses peerless wit to clear the other's name; the other wields her unmatched sword to keep her safe for life.
They fear neither convention nor those in power. In this place of confinement, they choose only each other, unwaveringly. Their story begins with political intrigue, but ultimately transcends identity and gender, becoming the sole salvation that illuminates the abyss within them both.
Behold as ringing swords and graceful words compose an age-old legend of two remarkable women joining hands, their phoenix song resounding through the heavens.
I feel that what is written is not only the love between women, or the hatred of those who have been wronged, but also a feeling, an ambition, and the great righteousness of patriotism and loyalty!!! This book is more than just a redemption story. Although the writing style is a little immature, it is obvious that the author is also writing with great passion!!! Can be viewed [OK]