A Moonlit Night in Spring

After drifting from the Kingdom of Women to an unknown feudal dynasty, Chunsheng went from being a “person” to being a “woman.” At the start of her journey, all she wanted was to go home. But the road stretched on. Along the way from Chenzhou to Changxing, she saw docile lambs, obsessive gamblers, and rebellious souls snuffed out in the long night. Chunsheng had meant to keep to herself and quietly avoid the mire of the world. But fate held a blade to her throat. The blood of her countrywomen soaked the hem of her robe. Someone watched her for a long time in the freezing night, with eyes like cold stars. So she drew her sword, determined to cleanse the world. I saw desire in the mud, dignity that still endured, bloodstained swords, and brilliant imperial crowns. The journey ahead was long, the waterways exhausted, the roads blocked by fierce winds. All I could rely on was the wild fire in my heart, never going out, and the ringing blades at my waist. My sword is no ordinary iron. One sweep, and the nine provinces are at peace. Weibo: @Shui An Qiu Ye Jiang Reading guide: 1. The story spans a long period, and the protagonist will meet more than one person. I can't make any promises about the romance. I can promise a happy ending for the main plot. Women will win, and the world will be entirely female by the end. 2. This is not a wish-fulfillment novel. The plot comes first, with an ensemble cast. Everyone grows, and all the main characters, including the protagonist, have shades of gray. 3. Updates are slow, but I promise to finish it carefully. I recommend letting chapters build up or waiting until it's complete. 4. For more detailed content notes, see the author's note in the first chapter. (Screenshot of this blurb taken on May 14, 2023) Theme: For abundance, freedom, and love