The male protagonist who is a domineering and dandy affectionate emperor x the female protagonist who is a cold and self-improving caged violinist
During the Yuan Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty, Zhao State dominated and Li State was its minister.
Nanmen Shuang, who was originally a woman, volunteered to serve the king of Zhao State as a piano player for the sake of the peace of Li State.
At a palace banquet, Nanmen Shuang's exquisite piano skills attracted the attention of the young emperor Di Ci. From then on, the two began their lifelong fate.
The two of them were at odds with each other in their relationship, and everyone in the palace said that His Majesty did not love Nanmen Shuang, but favored her.
Nanmen Shuang also said to Di Ci that two people who only love themselves will never make it to the end.
Gradually, the Li Kingdom was unwilling to succumb to the Zhao Kingdom, and was accumulating national strength, hoping to take over the hegemony. As the emperor's loving concubine, Nanmen Shuang was caught between the two countries, and was in a dilemma.
Nanmen Shuang always believed that the emperor loved the country and himself, but he would not truly love her.
Until Nanmen Shuang returned to her homeland by feigning death, the last thing she heard before she fell into coma was Di Ci's plea to stay.
In the end, Nanmen Shuang died, and Di Ci finally understood from his old friend's relics, but at this time, he could only express his regrets to Feng.
"The implication behind your words is too obscure. It turns out that you love me."
This novel is the ending.
Purpose: To promote traditional Chinese medicine culture