In the Dajing Dynasty, if asked who could represent the ultimate style of the family, everyone would first recommend Xiao Yunshu, the legitimate daughter of the Lanling Xiao family.
She has extraordinary beauty and is known as the "first beauty"; she is talented and has excellent calligraphy and painting, and she is also known as the "first talented woman". However, despite her fame, all she wanted was a quiet courtyard, where she could spend her time of poetry and wine with the people who understood her and cherished her.
Similarly, if anyone can be regarded as a role model for a noble family, it must be Wang Zhiheng, the legitimate son of the Langya Wang family.
He is as gentle as jade and as elegant as bamboo. He is a handsome gentleman praised by both the government and the public, but in his heart he only has that beautiful figure.
A palace night banquet, the sound of the piano and flute, and the meeting of amazing talents and beautiful people are the beginning of destiny.
After that, they inscribed names in the wild goose pagoda, discussed poems by the lake, and enjoyed the red leaves together in the Western Mountains... In the blossoming Kyoto, two hearts that had already admired each other followed the ancient etiquette and slowly approached each other in the most elegant way.
There is no conspiracy, no family obstruction, only the breeze and the bright moon as evidence, this is an evenly matched and well-matched love. Let's see how this couple, known as a "perfect match", weaves the noble elegance of aristocratic families and the sweetness and warmth of ordinary life into a legend that will be passed down to future generations.
Reader comments
It's very heartwarming, and it comes naturally and slowly. As the introduction says, there are no plots, no family obstructions, and both male and female protagonists are acceptable.
It's very heartwarming, and it comes naturally and slowly. As the introduction says, there are no plots, no family obstructions, and both male and female protagonists are acceptable.
The language is delicate and vivid, worth reading