In the turbulent years of the Wei and Jin dynasties, she ran away from home to escape an arranged marriage. By a twist of fate, she became Ruan Ji's maidservant.
At a gathering in the Bamboo Grove, she witnessed the free-spirited ways of those remarkable men.
As the political situation shifted,
those famous scholars sang their hearts out amid the struggles for power.
They debated the fate of the realm,
while she was caught between them, torn in two directions.
As warlords fought for control,
she lost the man she loved.
Step by step,
she finally set foot on the road of schemes and intrigue...
For her sake, Ruan Ji went against his own wishes and endured the chaos of the age, just so he could stay by her side.
Ji Kang loved her, yet hurt her. He played the final, haunting notes of the Guangling Melody for her.
How could an ordinary passerby know what Sima Zhao was plotting? Who could know the unspeakable secret in his heart?
Zhong Hui was dark and devious, scheming for power and profit. For whom was he really working so tirelessly?
One after another, these handsome men gave their hearts, then their lives.
The physical book I bought many years ago triggered my love for the Wei and Jin Dynasties. Although this is the case, I still want to say that although Ruan Ji and Ji Kang died only one year apart, Ruan Ji was already 53 years old when he died. What does 53 years old mean in ancient times? Grandpa, he was instantly disillusioned.
After all these years, I still really like this story.
Why is the second half of the book gone? I saw it a few years ago, and I've always remembered it. I was very impressed.
I watched it many years ago. It's so good. I'm surprised no one has watched it.
I really like the handsome men from the Wei and Jin Dynasties Collected and fattened