She was a princess of Southern Tang. Born into an age of chaos, she watched her country fall and her family perish, left alone to drift through the world!
For the sake of her father’s dying words, “Last night, the east wind blew through my little tower once more. Beneath the moonlight, I cannot bear to look back on my homeland.”
She traveled north alone, hoping to bring her father’s remains home.
But after enduring countless dangers and hardships,
dragging her battered body along and carrying a heart heavy with desolation,
she discovered that the answer awaiting her amid the filthy palace intrigues of the Song court was far more sordid than she could have imagined.
Where can she go from here?
This story has a relatively strong historical feel, with weighty, straightforward prose and no comic relief. It also contains a little danmei content, but that is by no means its main focus!
If you are particularly sensitive to danmei themes, please steer clear! Thank you!
This story was originally posted on Siyuetian, but lately the site has been so unreliable that I haven’t been able to log in for days at a time.
I had some free time these past few days, so I extensively revised the story, streamlined the characters and plot, and am now reposting it here!
I hope that even in this day and age, when transmigration comedies are all the rage, there will still be readers who enjoy stories inspired by official history! Thank you!
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I don't think it's sad, but it feels a bit embarrassing and it never fit into the text. It keeps abusing the female protagonist, but it never breaks my heart.
Although a novel is a novel after all, it can be arranged in a way that does not follow common sense. But I still can't understand this kind of heart-wrenching book. You said, that male pig likes XXOO. With such torture, the heroine can't wait for her body to be completely rotten, bloodshot, skin and flesh flying, but the male protagonist can still hold the happy XXOO. Isn't this inexplicable? Even the lower body of an animal must be aesthetically pleasing. What's the point of holding a pile of rotten meat? After recovering from the disease, there are still scars. How can I still be interested? Moreover, according to what is written in the book, after being flogged, all the flesh will be rotten. It will take less than a month to heal? In addition to the torture, why is it that such a heroine is stronger than Xiaoqiang and her wounds are not infected? Will it not suppurate? Will not get bacteremia or septicemia. All can survive. It's so unreasonable.
I finished reading your article within 24 hours again... I'm really going blind... This movie is really sad~ It's so sad that I can't believe it~ I always thought the ending was relatively happy~ Until the end... Personally, I think the male protagonist is too violent~ Death is really the best ending for the female protagonist~ Love... There is too much love flowing in this article... But also too little... It is almost a haze from beginning to end~ It is a strong man~!
In 2025, I specifically remembered an article from more than ten years ago that I read around 2012. The old friend's mountains and rivers fall into a dream, and everything outside the paper scroll seems empty, and the flowers in the forest are blooming in spring.
This article is so cruel. It's not really cruel, it's just physical torture.
Why. It's a pity that this emperor loves so cruelly.
Abuse of writing, the writing is good
Classmate, can you write a better ending? It makes me feel so uncomfortable.
This article is really perverted.
A pig head that doesn't know how to love anyone at all