Beginning (Yongzheng seventeenth year): Nian Shilan died of dystocia and hemorrhage, giving birth to Nian Yun. Yong Zheng awakened his love for Nian Shilan, named her the noble concubine of Dunsu Emperor, and began to raise Nian Yun with a compensatory attitude.
Development (Nian Yun grew up until Shan Cha was born): Nian Yun was granted the unusual title of "Princess Gu Lun"; Nian Yun married Shan Cha and insisted that Shan Cha's surname be "Nian", which was supported by Yongzheng; Yong Zheng registered the "Nian family's liquidated property + the emperor's private property" under Shan Cha's name. Nian Yun went to England to fulfill her mother's last wish and to avoid danger in the palace for Shan Cha. Far away in Spider End Lane in London, England, there was a little boy named Severus Snape, who was waiting to meet Camellia. In the years to come, he would protect her with all his earnestness.
Purpose: 1. Using "collision across time and space" as the skeleton, break down the barriers between the magical world and the Eastern court through the perspective of Camellia, a noble lady from the Forbidden City - she breaks into Hogwarts with the elegance and dignity of the palace and her lively mischief. She neither compromises because of her "foreign land" nor relies on her "background" to be favored. She balances the rules of the magical world with an Eastern sense of proportion and shows that "in different civilizations, there is no difference in sincerity and courage."
2. With "two-way protection" as the core, reshape the emotional line between Shancha and Snape: abandon "unilateral redemption" and focus on "illuminating each other" - Shancha protects Snape's sensitivity and dignity and prevents him from being despised because of his origin; Snape protected Shancha's delicacy and naughtiness and prevented her from being wronged in a foreign land. The two went in both directions with "unadulterated seriousness", proving that "true preference is to see the other person's weakness and be willing to become the other person's armor."
3. Use the background of "growing up without losing your true nature" to write about the teenage years of Shancha, Snape and Lily: Shancha did not lose the confidence and naughtiness given by the Forbidden City in the rules of Hogwarts; Snape maintained his softness in the gloomy background because of the existence of Shancha. Soft and kind; in Gryffindor's passion, Lily has always protected cross-school friendships, and finally settled on "the preciousness of youth is to protect yourself and those around you", laying the groundwork for a "warm background" for the subsequent storms in the magical world.