In the first year of Tianbao, Northern Qi had just been founded.
Yuan Lingyi was the daughter of a member of the Eastern Wei imperial clan. As dynasties changed, the lives of more than three hundred members of the Yuan family hung in the balance. To save her family, she married into the Gao clan and became the wife of Gao Yan, Prince of Changshan.
Gao Yan was Gao Yang's most trusted younger brother. Gentle and composed, he was nothing like his decisive, ruthless elder brother. He paid no mind to Yuan Lingyi's initial probing and wariness.
Later, she realized he really was different from the rest of the Gao family. He would warm her hands on cold nights and shield her from danger at court. But in these troubled times, the more deeply someone cares, the more easily they can be crushed.
Within Northern Qi's palace walls, the emperor and empress drift apart, brothers distrust one another, and Xianbei nobles and Han officials fight to the death. Caught between them all, Yuan Lingyi struggles to secure a way out for her family, preserve a measure of peace for her husband, and... hold on to the last of her own clarity.
In the game of power, love is the most useless weakness of all, and the most deadly.
It's very interesting. I hope there are more ancient sayings like this and they are written well.
Okay, looks fresh
The writing and plot are both good, and it's very interesting to watch.
It's very well written, and the heroine is affectionate and righteous.
The writing is fresh and delicate. The characters are accurately portrayed and different, which is a rare online article.