Gu Ruoxian was 24 years old. On the day of the full moon, the wheel of fate pulled her closer to an era that was not recorded in history. The queen wants to use her blood witch poison to harm others, so her fate is closely entangled with three princes, an emperor, and a priest. . . . . .
(Thank you all for your encouragement and opinions. The article Chasing the Wind and the Moon is relatively controversial, which I took into consideration before writing. I plan to divide this book into two parts. The first part mainly tells about some things that happened to the heroine around the third prince. Although the things were successfully resolved in the end, those only relied on her luck and some instinctive reactions as a modern person. (This part is based on comics. The painting "The Sky Is Red River Bank" is used as the background), and the latter part mainly talks about the heroine's growth after experience, reversing the disadvantage in the war with the queen, turning light into darkness, and secretly assisting the three princes to achieve unification. The previous parts are all paving the way for the following scenes. In fact, the biggest conspirator here is not the queen but another mysterious force, and the ending is also unexpected by everyone. Anyway, the later parts will be more exciting.
Now I am working hard to write every day, just to finish the previous part as soon as possible. Continuous writing is really something that consumes brain cells and physical strength, so I really hope that in this physically and mentally exhausted state, I can hear the voice of encouragement instead of the knocks of oppression. . .
Okay, I won't say much more. Finally, I wish you all the best! ^_^)