During the Wei-Jin period, a mother brought her young son and daughter to seek shelter with relatives, only to find that their father had already married a princess. A mysterious portrait in a rainy alley foretold the siblings' fates. After ten years of relying on one another in a sprawling mansion, they were finally crushed by imperial power and intrigue. In their desperate predicament, she had no choice but to rely on the portrait's secrets and her ability to commune with spirits to press on.
Theme: Another celestial maiden, Qingluan, gazes toward the mortal world. Her eyes sweep across the northern lands, where blood was once shed, and which now lie beneath curling smoke from hearths, with shepherds' songs drifting through the air.
[Orange Candy] I got it, it looks good, the writing is good, and the story is very new.
I reached Chapter 7 of the review and was attracted by my wife's writing style. I couldn't help but search for the protagonist's name and found this book. It's a baby book. I was the first to collect it. Come on, come on! 🌈🌈🌈