Underground Palace

Ah Li has a rare mysterious life experience in the world, but she enters the palace with amnesia and is trapped in the majestic and cold imperial palace. It was obvious that the soul was afraid of the emperor's pressure, retreated step by step, and wanted to escape; but the instinct deep in the flesh and blood was approaching Xiao Che paranoidly and hotly. One thought is to be close, the other is to be far away. The conflicting pull between body and mind became an unsolvable shackles between her and the emperor, and was also the beginning of years of love-hate entanglement between the two. Xiao Che sits thousands of miles away, has a lonely heart and a deep city. Everyone in the world knows that the emperor is ruthless and decisive in killing, but no one knows that he has a deep feeling in his heart that he dare not express openly. The heavy pressure of the court, the shackles of the world, and the emperor's involuntary fate trapped all his tenderness. He protects her secretly and shields her from the wind and rain, but on the surface he can only check and balance each other step by step, hurt each other repeatedly, and personally pushes her into desperate situations time and time again, acting out the torture of falling in love with each other, abusing each other, and being bound to each other. Love in the palace is a prison and a trial. Amidst the hard-to-distinguish tenderness, recurring injuries, and the inescapable oppression of imperial power, Ali slowly breaks free from the shackles of trauma and tears away the fateful shackles of female dependence from a chess piece attached to love and trapped in fate. This work draws on the ancient Chinese saying "Gong Wei" to describe the pull and the grayscale of human nature in intimate relationships, and completely unfolds a woman's long nirvana from confusion, addiction, and pain to self-awakening, establishing independent subjectivity, and breaking away from the fate of "second sex". The prosperous imperial palace is full of illusions, and the ups and downs of love and hate are all cultivation. One day, she will break out of the situation and no longer be trapped by love or live for others. The author of this book is Tian Moer, and the full text of Underground Palace (Part 1) has completed national copyright registration and credible timestamp confirmation. Purpose: Using ancient sayings as a shell, it describes how women can break free from the trauma of attachment in intimate relationships, stick to themselves, and achieve spiritual independence and growth and redemption.