My name is Li Lingyue, the most noble princess of the Tang Dynasty.
My mother is the Eternal Empress. She taught me to hold a red pen, saying that it was a power sharper than a sword. My lover is the bright moon, but because of my surname, it turns into a wisp of smoke on the political altar.
From then on, I understood that on this chessboard of power, one must either hold the title or be the son.
I nourish my appearance, indulge in my indulgences, and want all the heroes in this world to be my servants. I overthrew the court, got involved in the imperial power, and managed step by step through five coups. I had seven prime ministers come out of my family.
Everyone said that Princess Taiping was greedy for power, lustful and extravagant.
But who knows, the warm whisper on the dragon bed is a secret report more deadly than a memorial; the interlacing of cups and cups in the banquet is a fight more dangerous than the light of a sword.
The men I have loved have all ended up being my pawns or enemies. Including the nephew I admire most - Li Longji.
Today, three feet of white silk hangs on the beam.
Will the splendid dynasty I spent my life weaving fall to pieces, or is there something else going on?
Purpose: This work aims to deeply demonstrate the survival dilemma and complex human nature of Princess Taiping as the "Empress's Daughter" in the center of extreme power through a first-person perspective. It explores how a woman uses wisdom, desire and determination to fight for the right to speak in the male-dominated imperial power structure, and the fierce conflict between personal emotions, ethics and the ultimate price in the pursuit of the peak of power. It is not just about the secrets of the palace, but also a majestic picture of personal destiny intertwined with the current of the times.