A blade of grass (or maybe a flower?) and a little water-type phoenix roam the Dragon Palace in the East Sea (definitely not causing trouble), meet their respective destinies, elope with the Dragon Palace prince, and turn their elder great-aunt into an egg. Who is the mastermind behind the war between the Dragon Palace and the deep-sea demons?
The ending is also the beginning. Lan Mo: Where's the egg? Where's the great-aunt I left right here?
This will probably be a collection of short stories.
Part 1: Gentle Ripples on the Sea, Tears of Yu Ying
Part 2: Sweet Feathers in the Wind, The Sound of Mian Liu
[Coming Soon] Moon Over Chang'an, Seen Up Close Through a Hu Flute (historical romance)
As the princess of an inconspicuous little tribe, she is dragged by her sworn brother into the tribute delegation headed for Chang'an. She thinks they'll leave once the tribute is delivered, but the Tang Empress sends her to the Imperial College instead. Kidnappings, assassinations, smuggling... One incident after another follows. The Central Plains are terrifying. She wants to go back to her tribe.
What, there's a secret mission too?!
She doesn't understand. The rebels have already reached Luoyang, so why does the Tang Emperor still have time to receive tribute envoys? The young ladies at the music house sing so beautifully.
She doesn't understand. Isn't a dou of rice in Chang'an worth 7,000 coins now? Then why are the guests at the tavern throwing glutinous rice cakes on the ground? The rice cakes are delicious.
She still doesn't understand. She only got back at that assistant instructor who kept making her copy texts, so why does she feel sorry for him? The assistant instructor is rather handsome.
Theme: Gentle ripples on the sea, a dragon lurking below; sweet feathers in the wind, a phoenix takes flight
