Ink in Motion

She had never looked forward to spring in her life, but the spring scenery of Jiangdu was something no one in this world could afford to miss.

The Yao Yan Liu clan had once been founding heroes, a unique family of scholars. No one had served in court for years, and the family had withered considerably.

After the death of Emperor Zhao, Liu Yunjia, a strategist who had served four dynasties, returned to the age of a young girl.

Snow in winter, willows in spring. From Mount Taibai to Jiangdu, she had walked this road in her previous life, and she would have to walk it again in this one.

Emperor Zhao of Yao Yan was the seventeenth son of Emperor Hui. During Emperor Hui's reign, he was made Prince of Li Commandery; in the second year of Emperor Ping's reign, he was elevated to Prince of Li. He rebelled in the tenth year of Emperor Ai's reign, took the throne in the eleventh year, and adopted the era name Duanzhang. His posthumous title was Zhao.

But was her life really destined to be buried away in the imperial palace?