When Shen Xihua wrote "Transcending the World", he just wanted to win a school writing competition. Until she was bullied online, had her sentences cut off, and was accused of plagiarism, the ink on the old paper began to heat up. Six women who had been rewritten by history books and rumors began to send their original memories to her pen.
She was not in a hurry to judge their merits and demerits, but only unfolded the sentences that had been modified, obscured, and tampered with: Wu Zetian was not just ambition, Shangguan Wan'er was not just a vassal, Li Qingzhao was not just desolate, Zhang Ailing was not just lonely, Song Ailing was not just calculating, and Lu Xiaoman was not just romantic.
And Lu Yanci, who had been blocking her, turned out to be the Lu family's thousand-year-old inkkeeper. He guards the boundaries, she writes vocals; she fights against online violence, and he protects the past. The two wrote "Crossing the World" together, and also learned together: love is not about speaking for the other person, but giving the voice back to the other person first.
If one day you are misunderstood, labeled, and someone else changes "no" to "yes" for you, may there be someone like Shen Xihua in this world who will not whitewash or convict you, but will only fill in the missing context for you.
Purpose: To regain the right to narrate for the aphasic
