[No Female Rivalry · Dual Heroines · Political Intrigue at the Founding of the Eastern Han]
Everyone says that in the deep palace of Luoyang, the emperor's first wife and the empress are bound to fight to the death.
Yin Lihua, his bride from humble beginnings, voluntarily gave up the empress's position and settled for the rank of Noble Lady.
Guo Shengtong brought a hundred thousand troops as her dowry, while her maternal relatives commanded armies and coveted power.
The Prince of Zhending laid a deadly chain of schemes: framing, rumors, and provocation. He was just waiting for the two women to turn against each other so he could seize the Han throne amid the chaos.
But deep in the spring of Luoyang, fate took an unexpected turn.
When she faced a deadly impeachment, the other pledged her entire clan as guarantors for her.
When rumors became a weapon, she secretly stepped in to help her.
Separated by rank and surrounded by schemes, they suspected one another, yet quietly shielded each other from disaster.
How deep was spring within these palace walls? It turned out this harem was never a place to compete for favor, but a path to survival where two women of a troubled age became each other's armor.
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