In the thirteenth year of Jiaqing, Qingya Mountain collapsed. Jing Zhao, the daughter of the Third Emperor, went on a tour according to the imperial edict, and all twenty-three of her servants died. The government and the public mourned, and the people set up temples to worship.
However, the phoenix bird bathes in fire, dies and then lives. She hid in the Prime Minister's Villa in Nanqing Township and became a handyman. Sweeping the floor, carrying water, listening to the walls, and using the suffering of the people to remember the sounds swallowed up by the gaps outside the court one by one.
Later, Huang returned to the court with the eyes of a handyman and the identity of a princess. I just occasionally remember that the young master from another courtyard once said to the handyman in the courtyard, "You walk very lightly."
The incognito prince × the powerful official hiding in hiding
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The title of this book is taken from Zhang Yanghao's "Shanshan Sheep·Tong Guan Guan". It has an imaginary background, where men and women are equal, women have legal inheritance rights, and son is a neutral word. The heroine seizes power step by step, aiming to reform the bad government. The male and female protagonists are life-long confidants, and the monarch and his ministers love each other. Their affection is implicit and hidden within the boundaries of proportion. There is no private behavior that exceeds the rules. They abide by their duties as monarchs and ministers throughout their lives, and there is no drama about accepting ministers into the harem.
Purpose: To speak for the voiceless