The imperial family is the cruelest of all. Li Yue, Princess Yufeng and Wu Zetian's most beloved youngest daughter, has suffered from a chronic illness since childhood. Suspected by Princess Taiping and weary of the palace's power struggles, she makes every effort to escape the palace and disappear into the martial world. There, she happens upon the mysterious and ethereal young man Xi Yang and the aloof, gifted healer Xie Junkai. As the world changes and people prove hard to read, she may be a princess, but she is repeatedly misunderstood and often ambushed, enduring no shortage of resentment and injustice. What is the Art of the Phoenix? What is Fragrant Chill Valley? Caught up in the feuds of the martial world, the chaos of war, and feelings that flicker in and out of sight, she is deeply entangled, torn by fear of gaining and losing. Is it joy? Sorrow? Resentment? In this earth-shattering mystery, where can she turn?
This is a pot of plain water aged for years. It began when the author was still naive about love between men and women, so the romance in this story was bound to seem so innocent. Some readers may complain that the story has too much filler, but please go easy on me. After all, this novel about a fictional Tang princess began as a rough sketch absentmindedly drawn by a child who wasn't paying attention in class.
Perhaps it really is childish, but on the author's long writing journey, it may not be the very first milestone, yet it comes close.
This is just the work of a little girl's pen, a fantastical tale told by a little girl. It sprang from a dream, on some day in some month of some year in the last century, when the teacher's pointer tapped sharply on the blackboard and the girl bent over her books, writing furiously behind a fortress of them.
Phoenix Perches on the Parasol Tree...
A story about loving someone you cannot have, and searching for someone you cannot find.
P.S. This story is entirely fictional and has nothing to do with official history! Those of you who are experts on Tang history, please don't come after me!
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Theme:
A Girl Named Shunhua
Where Clouds Rise, a Sea Tower Forms
The Turmoil of Zhen Kingdom (Working Title)
Waiting for Next Year's Fireworks
Who Will Be My Partner?
The Phoenix Roams the Jianghu
Fleeting Glimpses
The Sword Is Born Without Mercy
Lost in Sorrow
Phantom Sea
The Other Shore Flower
The Zither Player
When I was following my stepmother's "Feng Qi Wu", I happened to be listening to "White Rose". Eason's performance demonstrated the laws of love in the world. This is what Zhang Ailing said about white roses and red roses. What you can't get is always the best. Reading it bit by bit, I have already forgotten that this is a novel that fictionalizes history. What the stepmother showed us was just the life of a lonely, arrogant princess in that historical background. There is no nonsensical laughter or gorgeous pallor. It is still plain language and light emotions, but people can't help but get deeper into it. I still remember the feeling of reading Jin Yong's novels when I was a girl. I remember that Guo Xiang will never forget the fireworks when he was sixteen years old. I remember the girl in yellow riding the old white horse step by step towards the Central Plains. I still remember Cheng Lingsu who silently sacrificed her life for her lover to survive but could not let him remember it in his heart seventeen or eighty times a day. Looking back at the Princess Yufeng Li Yue in the stepmother's novel, she has no noble status, but with her proud heart, she does not bother to compete with Princess Taiping for the status of the crown princess. She plans to hide among the people, but she steps into a land of disputes. The life she expected to be free from the world seems to have no hope. Perhaps, this is the reincarnation of fate. She met the eccentric and crazy young man Que Yang. He looked at her so passionately and without any scruples and called her "aunt" in a low voice. At night, in front of the bonfire, it was very exciting. When he met Xie Junkai, the "wonderful doctor", such a cold and distant person, he fell in love just because of Li Yue's eyes that were more indifferent than him. Li Yue's heart is with Que Yang, but Xie Junkai's eyes often wander to Li Yue. Love and not loving and being loved go round and round, going back and forth in reincarnation. What cannot be avoided is fate after all. From the beginning of the imperial court to the resentment and entanglement of hiding in the world, Li Yue experienced the identity transformation from a princess of the Tang Dynasty to an ordinary girl. This kind of environmental gap is something that everyone can somewhat imagine. How aggrieved it would be if a princess who was accustomed to living the life of a master suddenly turned into a girl who was misunderstood and plotted by others but could not be liked by her lover. Li Yue endured such a huge gap from the palace to the world. Everyone thinks she is the saint of Lengxiang Valley who holds countless secrets, and they want to catch her but ban her; everyone is struggling to fight for the martial arts book "Yu Feng Jue" and wants to dominate the world; everyone is crazy for power and desire. She couldn't find anyone who loved her, and she couldn't find a pure place where she could live quietly. In the disputes between the rivers and lakes, in the vague love, and in Xu Jingye's conspiracy to rebel, she lost the sister she regarded as her life, the love of her relatives, and the lover she had never had. I don't know, what kind of happiness can there be in Li Yue's life? Thanks to Junkai's company, can the life in the mountains and forests bring her back to life? Have no idea. I would rather guess this way and give Yueyue a better future. "What can you do if the person you love deeply falls deeply in love with someone else?" I have no doubt that my stepmother has a "Jin Yong" complex. This half-martial arts and half-romance work may have fulfilled her childhood martial arts dream. Li Yue, this stubborn girl with unparalleled beauty, perhaps what she wants to say the most is: Those suave, handsome and brave young people are all very good, but I don't like them.
Ha, that's all. . . . Hey...
They are all crazy. Xie Junkai fell in love with Li Yue as soon as they met. This speed is so fast. Alas, he is too novice.
I remembered an aunt throughout the entire article. Good~
A very mindless article. Was it written for fun? Fortunately, it was short and didn't waste too much of my time.
What does this ending mean?
It's for the author. The writing is as good as ever, and the storyline is informative. . . Fortunately, it's short and doesn't take a lot of time.
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Poor Li Tong, his life is so miserable!
Make up points, make up points, spread flowers