Xiang Jieqing first met Ranran before a Buddha statue. The moment she saw her, she thought the woman praying there had such gentle, lovely features that she was breathtakingly beautiful.
She was the eldest daughter of Chancellor Xiang, born to a prestigious family. She had just been named Consort by the Emperor and was to enter the palace the following month, disappearing into its quiet, secluded halls. She would have to struggle to survive for the rest of her life in that deceitful and treacherous harem.
At that moment, countless faint and bewildering thoughts suddenly swept through her mind. She wanted the woman in plain white to become her companion and enter the palace with her.
Who could say whether that encounter before the Buddha was a blessing from heaven, or something that had been plotted all along?
High stakes, high stakes: Please keep in mind that my ideas tend to be pretty wild, and the ending will be very unexpected. Noncombatants, please evacuate! (Runs away in embarrassment~~~~~)
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It's nice (??ω??)??, But it would be nice if my wife could write more
So two months later I came back to follow the article_(:з)∠)_Come on, author Jun
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