Shangguan Wan'er, the daughter of a guilty minister, spent her whole life lying on the throne and relying on her pen to survive.
Princess Taiping, the legitimate daughter of the Tang Dynasty, spent most of her life enjoying honor and favor, and used her power to protect her heart.
They first met in Yeting, then stood side by side in the court, and stood together in the deepest palace of the prosperous Tang Dynasty for thirty years. She had blocked arrows for her, and she had burned letters for her. An edict to reduce power choked the unfinished words back in his throat, and a coup cut off half-life bonds in the same autumn.
One person died calmly, while the other wrote her remaining poems in the ashes.
"Long live a thousand years, the song of pepper."
No one is perfect under imperial authority. They are each other's only weakness and armor, and they are also the two most sober and most helpless people in this prosperous age.
Intention: Long live a thousand years, the song of pepper blossoms