Spring Returns at the End of March

Qing Dynasty opera, non-time travel, third person. "Remnants of Tears from Jintai": "The one who looks beautiful in the Liyuan of the capital is called Xianggong... The one who is attracted by her beauty is called Hong Xianggong, and the one who is not beautiful is called Black Xianggong." "The Side Hat Yu Tan": "The original name of Chu Ling is "Xianggong", saying that she looks like a good woman. Now she is mistakenly called "Xianggong"." The above literature shows that the actor who sang the female role in the Qing Dynasty was called Xianggong. This is a story about Xianggong. The protagonist Xiao Yutan was sold into the Xianggong's palace at the age of eight and began her career as an opera singer. The protagonist has an unpleasant and sullen personality. He is a man who wants to do both sex and erect memorial arches. He is just a husband, not a sage. He is good at changing the situation when the wind blows. He can endure when he has nothing to rely on, and he will be arrogant when he is in power. But despite the ups and downs of the opera garden, he still stands firm. This article basically follows historical data and does not completely reproduce the heyday of Xianggong Tangzi in Bada Hutong during the Daoxian period of the Qing Dynasty. Most of the backgrounds are real. According to people who have read it... This article is slow to read and has no □, but the writing is good (this is other people's evaluation, not my own).