When she was young, Shen Zhiwei, the direct daughter of the Grand Tutor, met Xiao Heng, the seventh prince who was still in poverty, under the magnolia tree. The two fell in love, and Xiao Heng used an engraved warm jade as a token, promising to marry him in the future. The girl rushed to a blazing love with her whole heart.
However, the undercurrent of the imperial power seizure was surging. In order to pave the way to the top, Xiao Heng took advantage of the current situation to frame the Shen family. As a result, the entire Shen family was wronged and destroyed, and his father and brother died tragically. In the midst of the chaos, he couldn't bear it and secretly rescued Shen Zhiwei, making her the only remaining orphan in the family.
When Xiao Heng ascended the throne, he took Shen Zhiwei into the palace and made her a concubine. He gave her his only favor, planting magnolias all over the courtyard, recreating the warmth of the past, and filling his heart with nostalgia and atonement-like guilt.
A bloody feud lies between the two. Shen Zhiwei is trapped in the cage of love and hate: the love of the past is unforgettable, and the pain of destroying the family is also unforgettable. She couldn't take revenge on him at all costs, nor could she put aside the souls of her clan members and accept love calmly. She was in a dilemma every day in torment.
Xiao Heng holds thousands of miles of land in his hands and can look up old cases to clear the Shen family's grievances, but he can't erase the pain that has been caused. He was willing to bear her alienation and hatred, but in the end he could not seek complete forgiveness.
This fate begins with flowers and is trapped in a sea of blood. Love and pain are intertwined and symbiotic. There is no happy breakup or perfect reconciliation. There is only a long and unresolved pull between the two in the palace with red walls.
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