She is his concubine. And he is her world.
She said, except for the king's heart, I have no delusion.
He promised that when the country is at peace, he will give her a grand fireworks display.
She also followed him through life and death, but in the end, he was able to kill her cruelly.
When she is no longer favored by the Sixth House, is her destiny to live a life of poison and alcohol?
She is like the sunset, looking forward to the sunset and dawn in the endless long night in the deep palace.
He is like the face of the court, thinking about peace in the middle of the night amidst the changes in the court's intrigues.
However, when the sunset is born, the morning beauty fades away with the water.
She looks down on the secular world and is tired of consensual love. How can she be safe?