[Substitute Literature + Wife Chasing Crematorium]
Mu Mingzhu, a tea girl from the south of the Yangtze River, was famous all over the world for her tea art, but she was forcibly sent to the palace. She attracted the emperor's attention with a "snow-topped emerald" lamp, but he didn't know that she looked like the empress who died young. The favor was overwhelming, but there was hidden murderous intent. The pain of losing her son made her heartbroken and left the palace.
Outside the palace, the idle prince Xiao Hongqi understood her, cherished her, and promised her a peaceful life. In order to save her family, she returned from nirvana, outwitted her beloved concubine, and killed her enemies with her own hands. But the emperor was suspicious and weighed repeatedly between her and the imperial power.
Finally, she took off her phoenix crown and stepped out of the palace. The nine-layered palace could not trap the fragrance of tea, but in the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River, someone cooked tea with her, and they depended on each other for the rest of their lives.
Intention: The tenacity to stick to self and dignity