The wind and rain are like darkness, old friends will not return
During the Chengxi period of Dasheng, the empress Zhaoning came to court. The ministers were dissatisfied, and the princes surrounded her. All the noble families were waiting to see her fall from the throne.
Ciyan was originally the orphan of the Gu family in Jiangzuo, and he saw his mother's family being forced to death by the powerful. Only Zhaoning rescued her from the fire, gave her a new name, granted her authority, and made her the commander of Suzhengtai. From then on, Ciyan was willing to be the sharpest knife in the hands of the empress, investigating corrupt officials, raiding aristocratic families, killing clan members, and quelling political disputes, and was notorious for being a cruel official, just to allow Zhaoning Qingfengmingyue to secure the throne.
In Jijingyu Jingchun, there is a very beautiful actress in Jinghua, whose stage name is Yuzhaojun. His real name is Ji Shanglue, with white characters. On the surface, he sings about old dreams in the world of mortals, but secretly, he is the commander of the lighting department of the Photography Department, in charge of the most shady secrets of the imperial court.
When Ci Yan and Ji Shanglue met for the first time, they both thought they were playing tricks on each other and taking advantage of each other. But an old case in Qingchuan led to the death of the Gu family, the ascension of the empress to the throne, and the arrest of all the guilty ministers, the Ji family. Only then did Ciyan realize that the person who saved her had also personally set up a trap to destroy her.
She had loved Zhao Ning and hated Zhao Ning, and she had also felt sincere towards an actor in the lights of Jade Jingchun.
The wind and rain are like darkness, and old friends will not return. In her life, she will eventually fight for all women to find a way to be recognized by history books between love and hate, truth and country.
Purpose: Women can also hold power and take charge of life, and should not be trapped in history books by prejudices about success and failure.
