From the perspective of Zhao Shicheng, a descendant of the clan, it revolves around Tang Wan's fate - from a talented girl in the boudoir to a bride of the Lu family, from a divorced wife to the mistress of the Zhao family. Tang Wan is the epitome of the fate of women under the etiquette of the Southern Song Dynasty: talented, emotional, and dignified, but always defined and judged by worldly labels such as "childless" and "husband-beguiling". The novel focuses on women's dilemma in marriage, social death after divorce, self-reconstruction after remarriage, and finally completes the recognition and reconciliation of two relationships. It is a complete arc of female growth. The novel constructs three complete love clues: the "deep love" between Lu You and Tang Wan, the "protection and healing" between Zhao Shicheng and Tang Wan, and the "two-way rush" between Zhao Shixin and Shen Yuqing. Three lines are intertwined, tragedy and perfection coexist, and the emotions are rich. The novel incorporates a large number of real historical and cultural elements of the Southern Song Dynasty: wedding and funeral customs, seasons, social systems, historical monuments, and real historical figures such as Li Qingzhao. Traditional cultural elements are naturally integrated into the plot and the fate of the characters, making it both informative and storytelling. The novel focuses on women's dilemma in marriage, social death after divorce, self-reconstruction after remarriage, and finally completes the recognition and reconciliation of two relationships. It is a complete arc of female growth.
Intention: In the ups and downs of the world, true love cannot resist secular rules. Different choices have created three completely different lives.