This book is scheduled to finish its paid serialization on October 21. If you've already read it, please don't buy it again. Thank you for your support and companionship all this time. Sending you a heart! I'm a little excited to be making the book paid for the first time!
[Ambitious, scheming female official x the career she cherishes for half her life x a jade-faced, demon-like eunuch]
"You were born at the top of the mountain, so of course you can't see how far I had to climb from the foot of it, carrying a heavy burden."
Ye Rongyu is calm and reserved most of the time, but sometimes vicious and vindictive. She rises from the daughter of a county deputy to become the foremost female official of the Tang dynasty.
Lin Yun begins as an androgynous, soft-spoken eunuch who wields a blade, then rises step by step to become a dreaded, demon-like powerbroker.
With a single imperial decree, he massacres the powerful. His whole body radiates menace, and no one dares approach him, yet he fusses over her meals and clothes like an old woman.
What good does it do the realm to scrabble for survival in the maelstrom? Better to retire after achieving success and protect one corner of the world.
"I wish to serve at a local inspection office, recording the circulation of goods for the court, so the common people need not worry about necessities becoming too expensive or too cheap."
Content warnings: 1. The male lead is a true eunuch. Neither lead is morally perfect.
2. The early story focuses on the female lead; her career is her life's purpose. The romance comes later.
3. The history is not meticulously researched.
4. The male lead has a forced-marriage plotline, so the female lead is not sexually inexperienced.
5. Happy ending. It was originally planned as a tragic ending, but I couldn't bring myself to do it.
6. A novel's values are not the author's values.
7. Your likes and comments are sincerely welcome.
Setting: An alternate mid-Tang dynasty, with separatist military governors and powerful eunuchs ruling the court.
Theme: Protect even an inch of the realm
It would be great if there was an extra chapter, the whole book, the whole book, the two of them had few days of leisure 💔
It's so painful... So painful 💔💔😭
I really want to say something, but I'm illiterate and can't say anything 💔 But this may be the most unique book I've ever read about eunuchs that writes about battlefield drama and intrigue. The author is really great.
Gee, how is this different from self-recommended pillow mats!
This Youshan looks like a good one
I finally stopped holding on, it feels so good, damn Han Qiandou
Wow, the flowers are finished! Www
The two cats silently posted qwq (Ah, I hate it so much!
Ah, it really deserves to be the chapter of "Yazhang bids farewell to the Phoenix Palace, and the iron cavalry circles the Dragon City", it is really wonderful... Your article always looks better the second time I read it than the first time (sorry, this is a sincere personal feeling) It starts with the Queen's deep emotion as a guide and person who has been there, and then the group portraits, from the wonderful conflicts between the parties to the solemn mutual consideration, will be shocked by Ge Shu's bloody spirit, Qian Xuan's determination, and the fatigue and perseverance of the soldiers and civilians in the face of war, but they will not be suspended. Maybe it's because of the decisive writing style. Because the characters are deep and full, and will not be written out in one stroke, I can relate to countless relationships. I don't know if it is appropriate to say this, or if I understand it properly, but when Qian Xuan took out the content of the memorial, I felt as shocked and bright as Di Renjie in "Shen Di" reported to Emperor Wu before burning the list of rebels. Just, what a stable pillar of the country (), I love it! Xiaoye's words of enlightenment make people immediately think about whether she will eventually grow into a person like the Queen and General Qian. In addition, she also sincerely cares about all the people, so I look forward to it. (As for Lin Yun, after much deliberation, it seems that it is appropriate to give the young man a sentence: "Go and make contributions!", Please continue to grow mentally hahh)
Li Chung's words suddenly made me feel the weight of historical writing. There are so many complicated things, undercurrents surging, and conflicts with each other. After you sing, I will appear on the stage, and only a few words will be written.