He is a Buddhist who has returned to secular life, and has sworn not to marry for the rest of his life, in order to prove his unintentional throne. She is a declining noblewoman who was sent to the palace as a hostage. She is called a female official, but she is actually a chess piece. Under the red plum tree, a lost song "Yong'an Tune" quietly connects two involuntary hearts. He taught her to play the piano and she healed his wounds. Although they knew they shouldn't be tempted, they still held each other's hands under the moonlight. But the court was divided and the oaths were like shackles. In this life, they could not escape their fate.
If there is an afterlife - when the red plum blossoms bloom again, I will definitely live up to you.
A rare good book, very enjoyable to read.