Joy at the End of the Moon (Why Is My Heart Broken?)

[The heroine's growth direction/plot direction/reunion after breaking the mirror/bamboo horse] A growth story about a girl who breaks through all the shackles, desperately changes her destiny and refuses to admit defeat. Li Qinxi was originally an unparalleled and favored princess of the Xian Dynasty. After being tricked by others, she had no choice but to go to Xihe Kingdom to get married. The road ahead was full of dangers and she was obviously not in peace. Now that we have come, we have no choice but to bite the bullet. Who is not a veteran of palace fighting? Along the way, she recruited unruly slaves and mother-in-laws, made confidants and close friends, and then educated her good-for-nothing husband. She worked hard for many years and finally achieved some results. Unexpectedly... Someone accidentally broke into her home. Li Qinxi: "Oh my God! May I ask where the road is?" When she was sad and hesitant, she suddenly remembered that someone once said to her, "I will always be the sword in your hand. No matter where you want to go, I will accompany you all the way forward." The world is ever-changing, but this promise remains unchanged, even if he has been waiting in the unknown for ten years. ———————————————————— Food Guide ·Growth plot is the main theme ·The female protagonist is paired with a bamboo horse ·HE, but there is abuse in the middle (the fairer thing is that all members are abused, not just the heroine) ·The prototype of the heroine is Princess Tang Yifang, and the creation has been greatly changed. ·The background is very empty and has many private settings. ·Slight mudslide ·Clean party enters with caution ·The title of the volume comes from "Twenty-three Horse Poems·Part 5" by Li He of the Tang Dynasty Asking for comments, feedback, and interaction. Your support is the best encouragement to the author. Standing alone is too painful. Woohoo. Purpose: Fight against the dilemma of survival