Ink Stained Palace

During the first year of the reign of Emperor Yan, Shen Qingci, a weaver concubine from the south of the Yangtze River, was summoned to the palace to restore the "Pictures of Lienu". No one knows that her true identity is the orphan of the former Taishi Ling. She has a deep family feud and entered the palace just to find the buried historical truth. In this turbulent court where power was divided between the Queen Mother, the Regent and the Emperor, Qingci relied on his photographic memory and skills in ancient book restoration, and used his pen as a sword to record the harem battles and court strife. She refused the emperor's possession, the queen mother's solicitation, and the regent's solicitation, and insisted on the belief that "history is like iron and cannot be changed." In the darkest days, she drew hundreds of words "" on the wall of the cold palace, silently memorizing the truth she recorded; in the most desperate moment, He Lianzheng, the proton from northern Xinjiang who had been taught Chinese characters by her, led his cavalry to break through the palace wall and led her to escape from the cage. From the boudoir in the south of the Yangtze River to the inner courtyard of the palace, from a prisoner in the cold palace to the first female Taishi Ling in history, Shen Qingci spent seventeen years proving that there is a kind of power that is more permanent than power - that is, the history pen is as iron as iron, and after thousands of generations, there are still people who remember the truth. When power was at her fingertips, she chose to drift away and go to the grassland with He Lianzheng. The "History of the Three Dynasties" left behind will allow future generations to forever remember this strange woman who rewrote history with pen and ink.