A novel with ancient themes, the heroine Jiang Yue is also named Princess Xiyue. It is written in the personal pronoun of "you". The male protagonist is undecided and will be decided as the plot of the story progresses. It's more like a mini-game perspective.
The nine-layered palace has red walls, and the princess is half-lived. Born in the imperial palace in the prosperous age, raised in beauty and beauty, trapped in the intrigues of the palace, and established in the troubled times.
She is a noble princess. In the first half of her life, she was surrounded by countless favors, but in the second half of her life, her weaknesses were peeled away by the wind and frost of the world. A beauty does not have to be trapped in a boudoir, and a princess can also support mountains and rivers.
When she was young, she leaned against the railings and watched the begonias in the imperial garden bloom year after year. She was tenderly protected by the imperial power. She had a pure and innocent heart, thinking that wealth in heaven meant lifelong stability.
Turbulence suddenly arises, intimacy and distance are reversed, prosperity is shattered into dust, and comfort is overturned. She shed her gorgeous crown, walked cautiously in the deep palace where people's hearts were unpredictable, stayed dormant in the turbulent government and opposition parties, learned to be relieved in the longing for farewell, and developed courage in dangerous and desperate situations.
Spring flowers have worn away innocence, and autumn rains have tempered the sharp edges. In the past, the noble lady of the boudoir, who only knew romance and moonlight, finally became sober and self-possessed in the trials and tribulations of worldly affairs. As a princess, she safeguards the stability of the clan and protects the fireworks.
This is not a romantic court romance, but a long growth epic in which a Princess Golden Branch sheds her childishness, breaks out of her cocoon, and lives her own character and glory in a troubled world of power.
