Summary copy
A female first-person perspective, an ancient-style fictional background group portrait article, mainly describing the growth and friendship of female characters, without any CP.
All male characters that appear serve the main body of the story, and there is no clear emotion from the female protagonist to the male protagonist.
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Main Text
After all, the mountains and rivers are vast, and those people and things in the past are thousands of miles apart from each other, and they are also separated from life and death in reality.
Be it the capital or two provinces, I think I will never go back.
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Plot copy
On the eve of her sixteenth birthday, Tang Ying, the eldest daughter of Ding'an Marquis in the Yu Dynasty, learned from her brother Tang Ran that her father Tang Fang and mother Hu Sitang intended to get her engaged. Tang Ying and Qinghui, the fourth prince whom Tang Ran studied with, were childhood sweethearts, but Qinghui never expressed his love for Tang Ying.
As the companion of Princess Changyu Liang Miaojin, Tang Ying was able to visit the harem frequently. She had seen the darkness and depression of the palace, and she had serious concerns about marrying into the palace. When Qinghui sent someone to propose marriage, Tang Ying spoke fiercely and refused to marry Qinghui.
In desperation, Tang Ying's father Tang Fang urgently arranged a marriage for his daughter in order to avoid the emperor's gift of marriage to Qinghui and Tang Ying. Tang Ying's engagement partner is Su Heng, the twelfth son of the Su family of the Taojiang family. Su Heng is young, mature and thoughtful.
After the mourning period for his father's death, Tang Ying resolutely chose to marry the wealthy Tao Jiang in order to revitalize the family, save strength, and to raise money and food for his brother Tang Ran and the Tang family army who were fighting at the border. But will Tao Jiangsu's family give Tang Ying what she wants at the border gate for free, as they promised?
As a lady in the capital, what will happen to Tang Ying when she faces the self-respecting Tao Jiang family and the late emperor's favored powerful princess and mother-in-law, Princess Rong'an?
In the context of the struggle in the court, facing Qinghui and others' increasing pressure on the aristocratic family, Liang Miaojin, the princess of Changyu County who was a close friend of Tang Ying and favored by the Queen Mother, Qu Lianzhi, Tang Ying's personal maid, Wen Yusheng, a female official of the Queen Mother's Yongshou Palace, Qingyuan Princess of Chengyang, Xu Li, a talented girl from the capital and Qingyuan's companion... How will the fate of these girls change under the political turmoil?
Purpose: The ups and downs of women's fate in the context of ancient society