Gu Heng is the eldest daughter of the Gu family.
He is the oldest among the concubines and has the lowest status in the whole house. When her eldest sister called her "Sister Heng," she had to bow her head in response. She had to endure the fact that her aunt had cut off her monthly schedule and cut down her family studies classes.
She had been hiding her edge in this house for fifteen years, waiting for the moment when she couldn't bear it anymore.
Until that day, under the ginkgo tree of Huangjue Temple, she met Shen Qingci, the new champion of science.
He picked up her scattered poems and said: "Poetry writers have a closed door in their hearts. The door can always be opened."
Gu Heng didn't know that when the door opened, it wasn't just his eyes that greeted him -
There is also the suspicion of the aunt, the old lady's old silver hairpin, and an old file with "unnatural reasons" written on it.
It turns out that this mansion hides a deeper secret than her life experience.
And it was time for her to show off her talents that she had hidden for fifteen years.
Intention: About dormancy, about edge, about how a concubine can become her own chess player.