She came from the grassland and was the princess of the Canglang Tribe of Northern Yan; he was born in the deep palace and was the sharpest sword in the Yan Dynasty.
Sarena, whose real name is Wuyuntana, carries the hatred of genocide and enters the palace incognito, just to find peace. But in the fireworks in the imperial dining room, I met the Ninth Prince Murong Che who came to steal some snacks. Three years of peace were finally broken by the tragic death of cousin Mu Wanqing. In order to protect her cousin's orphan, she stepped into the whirlpool of the East Palace, grew from an innocent palace maid to the adoptive mother of the emperor's eldest grandson, and was tempered into steel amidst poison, conspiracy and betrayal.
Murong Che, from the idle prince to the prince of the country, fought for her on the battlefield, cleared the court for her, and was willing to exchange the country for her freedom. But when he finally gained power over the world, she chose to take her child away to the grassland - there were her father's expectations, her mother's songs, and the peace that Gu Qingci silently guarded.
For several years in the palace, she had loved two men: one was like the scorching sun, giving her the most ardent commitment; the other was like a clear spring, moistening things, giving her the most silent companionship. In the end, she chose between the plum shadow on the palace wall and the long wind on the grassland...
This is a deep palace epic about female growth, freedom and redemption. See how the orphan girl of Beiyan kept her true heart in the bloody storm of the Forbidden City, and found herself in the afterglow of the sunset over the long river. This is not only a palace battle for intrigues, but also a story of a soul breaking free from its shackles and flying into the sky.
