"The Palace Wall and the Moon Are Cold: Thousands of Miles Abandoned" is set against the backdrop of the change of imperial power in the Dayin Dynasty. It tells the story of the most unpopular ninth princess who unexpectedly ascended to the throne after her brother gave up the country for a beauty. Faced with the mess of an empty treasury and a disorganized military, she quickly grew from the initial shock and anger to a calm and decisive empress. In order to stabilize the country, she sold her dowry, rectified the salt administration, and resolved many crises with wisdom and courage, showing the turbulence of palace intrigue and the inspirational transformation of women in the whirlpool of power. The work not only has the excitement of court battles, but also the delicate portrayal of the protagonist's heart. In the ups and downs of the plot, it outlines a legendary picture of the empress in troubled times.
Purpose: She sells her dowry, rectifies the salt administration, and resolves numerous crises with wisdom and courage, showing the treacherousness of palace intrigue and the inspirational transformation of women in the whirlpool of power.