At twelve, Li Shengge wanted only one thing: to take good care of her only family, her cousin Cheng Yunshu. That was also the year she met Cheng Heng, the gentle young man she would never forget. At seventeen, Li Shengge resolutely left the Cheng household, hiding her identity and becoming Moxiang, a famous songstress in the pleasure quarters. At eighteen, she married Lu Chengjing, the domineering, inscrutable young master of a prominent Shanghai family, who brought her both happiness and pain. She still vaguely remembered that moonlit night, when she leaned against his shoulder and softly said, "May we always remain as we are."
