Twelve Hairpin Order

Based on historical facts, without golden fingers and super-era technology, abandon the conventional harem and show a different kind of emotional line. The character chapters are densely packed with plots, battles, and love intertwined like a web. War planning and weapon preparation adhere to the technological standards of the late Ming Dynasty. The plot, characters, and timeline follow the historical context. The core setting of "Twelve Hairpins" originated from Ma Xianglan's creation in the late Ming Dynasty. It is not only the beginning of the Eight Beauties of Qinhuai, but also the source of inspiration for the Twelve Hairpins of Jinling in "A Dream of Red Mansions": the top four hairpins "phoenix, gold, silver, and jade" correspond to Kou Baimen, Liu Jinghong, Gu Lianzhi and Li Shuangren; the middle four hairpins "plum, orchid, bamboo, and chrysanthemum" correspond to Dong Cixin, Ma Lanyin, Ruan Xingchen, and Song Yuke; the lower four hairpins "spring, summer, autumn, and winter" correspond to Chen Wangyou, Xi Huaizhen, Su Wanyun, and Bian Xuechan. The essence of "Zhuhun Bao Han Law" is "when encountering a virtuous king, support him, and when encountering a faint king, punish him". It strictly stipulates that "no hairpin must be twelve to approach the king."