After rebirth in the third life, An Lingrong fully realized. Competing for favor? Revenge? It's just an endless cycle of dilemmas. In this life, she just wants to close the door and be a salted fish, drinking tea, making incense, keeping healthy, and quietly watching their performances. She devoted her life's efforts to writing "Xianyu Palace Concubine's Cultivation", determined to be the most transparent existence in the harem. But the emperor became interested in her, a palace concubine who "didn't seek advancement". She hides, but he chases her; she shows off, but he insists on forcing herself. Until he put the Phoenix Seal into her hand and said helplessly and firmly: "Qing Dynasty cannot live without you."
(This story is purely fictitious, any similarities are purely coincidental)
Intention: After going through many vicissitudes, "letting go" is more powerful than "fighting", interpreting the supreme state of "doing nothing but doing everything", and exploring the possibility of individuals finding self-worth and inner peace outside the established framework of destiny.