The water in the river flows eastward, and the daughter of Luoyang is named Mochou.
Don't worry, don't worry, don't be sad.
Her mother named her Mochou, hoping that she would be happy and worry-free throughout her life. But things went wrong, and her parents abandoned her one after another. She met her uncle and aunt who treated her well, and when she was fourteen, she was swept into the palace and became a palace maid. She swallowed her humiliation and finally became a female official, but lost everything again due to an unexpected encounter with the future emperor. After the surgery, she was lucky enough to get out of the palace, thinking that she would never step into the palace again in this life, but she was still involved in the quagmire of intrigue.
She is not a lotus flower and cannot emerge from the mud without being stained. Since she was destined to be covered in mud, she could only work hard to stir up the mire. In order to live, for power, and to not be shackles by anyone, she fought against concubines, concubines, concubines, emperors, and everyone she loved and didn't love.
But desire is an abyss that cannot be filled. For this desire, she feels more and more that it is not enough, and she is further and further away from the seventeen-year-old girl who dreams of being light and lively throughout her life.
In the end, what was left of her?
What is the hope for wealth in life? I hate marrying the king of my employer.
The main heroine, Gong Douwen, follows a plot, and the male protagonist appears later, with a Lily line.
The heroine is not a good person.
Intention: In the beginning, human beings are inherently good. Similar in sex, □□.