She was once an ordinary woman of the martial world. When her parents were killed at the palace gates over a box of life-saving medicine, she lost her family and staked everything on revenge, entering the palace disguised as the daughter of the emperor's uncle. From then on, she was swept unwillingly into a web of schemes that could turn the world upside down.
To survive in the palace, she had no choice but to live behind a false facade. Yet amid a life woven from lies, genuine affection came unexpectedly. Her childhood sweetheart and fellow disciple, the disgraced minister's son who joins forces with her in seeking revenge, and the crown prince, who is her enemy yet loves her deeply, each cherish her in their own way.
After weathering so many storms, she looks back and sees old love fading into the distance. Looking around, she finds that those newly come into her life are separated from her by a chasm of hatred. Which matters more, the fate of the nation or vengeance for her family? What should she do with love and hate? Will she ever find a future of her own?
This is not a typical palace novel. It's romantic wuxia dressed in palace trappings, so if you're looking for an authentic palace drama full of ancient court protocol, this isn't for you \(^o^)/~
The heroine grows and develops over the course of the story, so please don't read this if you have no patience O(∩_∩)O~
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I thought before that Junfeng would not be so heartless. Zai Chun was so kind to him, but he would listen to other people's slander. Sure enough, he was acting for them. Yo, Junfeng, good job, I read you right~ (thumb!)
This chapter is really well written, I like it.
I'm so touched by the modifications I saw again When will the new article be published? -- Come at least once every two or three days.
Anyone with a high IQ can't handle anything! A masterpiece is finished, and I have time to calm down and read it again~~ Next up is Jing Pansu's new work. Although fantasy novels are not the type I usually read, maybe it's because of my age, I'm getting old!
Speaking of which, the title "Master" seems a bit awkward (*^__^*)
Came here again to step in, ^_^ Chun's every move reveals his self-cultivation. Bing's appearance is Chun's good fortune, but it can also be said to be the common people's misfortune. Such an emperor can be said to be a master that has not been seen in a century! Compared to "Piano and Sword", I had a deeper impression of "Purple Road", but this is because I watched it in one go. It may also be because the sequel has richer characters and plots and is not so focused on the protagonist. Of course, it may also be because I am a girl, and Chun's performance in "Purple Road" is more brilliant!? It's such a well-written and well-conceived article, but the click-through rate doesn't correspond to it. I'm a little confused and aggrieved!
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Haha, I narrowly escaped death. The first few chapters were so depressing that I almost couldn't breathe anymore~
This princess is really a witch~~~~(>_<)~~~~ Don't let her disturb the good things between Xiao Du and Xiu Xiu
I like Chun so much, it makes me feel warm and heartbroken...