At the palace banquet, she said "establish a female household", which broke the heart of the regent Qi Shuo Gujing Wubo. This man who had been tempered in the cold palace and controlled half of the Sheng Dynasty showed a keen and inquiring light towards others for the first time. He was the powerful uncle of the Nine Emperors, with eyebrows as sharp as knives and eyes like cold pools, but when she talked about women becoming officials, a rare warmth ignited in his eyes.
He was imprisoned by his desire for power, but he was willing to break the shackles of ethics and education for her ideals; she had the ambition of revolution, but in the eyes of this cold and powerful minister, she saw the secret tenderness towards her mother. In the shadow of Xuan Linwei is his undeniable possession; in the moonlight of the Imperial Garden is his vulnerability when he lets go of his guard.
When the examination papers for female officials are spread among the people, when the writings of royal ladies hit the thousand-year-old ethics, this revolution that uses the world as a chess has finally become the bond between him and her. But I don't know what kind of flames this side-by-side relationship that started with intrigue will turn into.
