Spring Ends in Bianjing

In the ninth year of Kaibao's reign, the spring rain entered Bianliang. Twelve-year-old Zhao Lingyi entered the palace with her mother, and saw the coldness behind the prosperity for the first time in the depths of the wealthy family. She came from a distinguished family, but she was still like a treasure waiting for a price, being measured by eyes, restrained by etiquette, and quietly pushed into the unknown by the fate of her family. The fifteen-year-old sister Zhao Lingrong is gentle and dignified, but hides the marks on her wrists that she doesn't want to show. The calm and solemn Mrs. He is more like a silent wall, using the restraint honed over many years in the house to protect her two daughters and the secret of the impending storm of the Zhao family. In the bamboo shadow of the palace garden, an injured white sparrow led Zhao Lingyi to the fourteen-year-old Lu Cha. This young man with a cold face and sharp words may seem calm, but in fact he can be nervous, scared, and bleed. Faced with the abuse of the palace people, he knew that he was very powerful, but he still threw the cup and blocked himself in front of the weak. At that moment, Zhao Lingyi understood for the first time that it was never just appearance that moved people, but where a person chose to stand when fear came. From then on, the blood of the white sparrow, the red marks on the wrists, and the muffled sound of the palace door closing, were like thin threads, intertwining the Zhao family, the Lu family, and the secrets deep in the palace. The youthful spirit and the girl's original intention quietly sprouted in the late spring of prosperous Bianjing; while the undercurrent of the court, family marriage alliances, eunuch power and the aftermath of old cases are also approaching from invisible places. Spring is coming to an end, and Bianliang is still singing and dancing, but every rain washes away traces of the past and reveals deeper cracks. "The End of Spring in Bianjing" is an ancient style of Machiavellian coming-of-age novel set in the early Northern Song Dynasty. It describes how young people keep their true feelings between etiquette, law and power, and also describes how a housebound woman learns to choose, resist and take responsibility step by step from a life of being watched and arranged. When the spring rain stops, they will finally understand: what is really difficult to hold on to is not wealth and splendor, but the willingness to believe in each other in the tide of the times. Purpose: What is truly difficult to maintain is not wealth and splendor, but the willingness to believe in each other in the tide of the times.