On the twelfth month of 236 BC, the sky was in chaos, the Big Dipper pointed south, and purple energy soared into the sky. At the same year, the cocoon of Zhao Palace burst, and the peach blossoms bloomed in reverse. People at the time were amazed and prophesied: "The goddess came to the world, Qin ruled the world; Han and Qi unified, abandoning the soldiers will cause trouble."
The story begins with "Then please call me Yi, okay? May you flap your wings freely and fly high like a bird in the forest."
The ending of the story is "I hope I will never see you again in all my lifetimes."
The story begins with "Well, the apprentice I want is her."
The ending of the story is "Don't blame her either."
The story begins with "Just forgive you."
The ending of the story is "I'm sorry, but Tweety can't forgive herself."
Yu Wuhen's life went through three men, and also accompanied the ups and downs of the Qin Empire. The one she loved eventually became a rival; the one who loved her was originally used.
In the long years, her lovers, close relatives, and close friends all left her. Those who were true to her died because of her; those who abandoned her became kings and gods.
As an abandoned child of fate and immortal, she chose to rise up and resist in the torrent of time, but found that she was destined to reach a predetermined ending...
Concept: This is a work that combines history and fantasy, telling a story about little love and big love.
