Gao Yue was named Crown Prince of Northern Yan as a child. The Outcast, he had power over everyone but the emperor, yet had no interest in ruling and spent his days among the women of the inner palace. Noble blood ran through his veins, and he had been skilled at riding and archery since childhood, yet his temperament was delicate and countless fragile nerves were knotted deep within him. A young prince of peerless beauty, elegance, and nobility, he possessed boundless wealth and was revered by all, yet he was indecisive and sentimental, forever studying the many kinds of women he encountered without even realizing it... In the mortal world and beyond its dusty confines, fate is fickle, and life is a dream, fleeting as a golden millet dream. When the moon shines across the horizon and autumn waters stretch without end, who, in the end, will claim the reeds?
Theme: Amid all the world's splendor, youth is hard to hold on to. Looking back in an instant, a lifetime seems like a dream.
Such a good article, the number of favorites seems like a joke.
Why isn't it approved? I can't watch it.
My poor little Jia'er
Why are so few people watching?
It's so similar to *The Tale of Genji*, even the description of Jia'er throwing a tantrum in this chapter is almost identical to Murasaki's tantrum. However, *The Tale of Genji* is set in Japan's Heian period, with many details strongly reflecting that era, while the author's story is set in a fictional Northern Yan, which feels somewhat odd.