Ten years ago, the Xie family, the first noble family in the Southern Qi Dynasty, was executed by the whole family for collaborating with the enemy. It was at this time that the eldest son of the Wang family broke up with the family and disappeared.
Ten years later, the only daughter of the Wang family, her mother, was in the deep palace. She just wanted to be alone, but she found that her brother and the emperor still seemed to be connected.
At the same time, the Xie family's daughter, who had been exiled in a foreign land, returned to Jiangnan again. Behind this calm situation, there is an undercurrent of snobbery from all sides. Can the truth of that year be revealed? Does anyone still care about the truth back then?
Which one is more important: family, home country, personal relationship, or great love?
Parallel narratives, Zhao Yan This is a story about Jiangnan.
It was a place of drunkenness and dreams, with smoked willows and painted bridges, orchestral music and shengxiao, talented people and beauties, and clusters of flowers.
"We have more important things than love, don't we?"
Concept: Traditional culture, royal love, intrigue