When I arrived at Tongkui, I lingered around the window. If it were easy for the phoenix to sing, the singer would be fanned back.
She is Concubine Langhuachen, in charge of the Sixth Palace, and is blessed with honor and favor.
She is Concubine Xingdehua, the Queen Mother's nephew, and she is extremely powerful.
When the two meet, they are destined to fight. They do not seek to be favored by the world, nor do they seek the emperor's exclusive favor.
For the sake of the family, for the power, and for the people he values, he stirs up turmoil in the palace.
In the end, he was just a chess piece, being manipulated by others. The only people who played the game were the emperor and the queen mother.
In the end, all that Feng Yi has in the world is that beautiful and ill-fated woman, a flashy phantom, but in vain.
In the deep palace gardens, there are intrigues and intrigues, and the lingering sound of death is the lamentation of the phoenix.
I would like to write this article to commemorate that period of time.