Hu Jia and the Han Moon

Short version:

Tuoba Hong: I was raised by my grandmother. She knows my nature and tastes inside out, and even the young woman she sent me is so clever and charming. I like her very much!

Feng Miaolian: I-I-I object! I don't want to work in the palace! Please let me go!

Literary version:

One is a bold, radiant daughter of a powerful clan, living life on her own terms.

The other is a young emperor, disciplined and bound by ritual, with the heart of a swordsman and a musician.

What sparks will fly when they suddenly meet?

Is harmony in moderation truly better than being consumed by a blazing fire? Can the way of balancing favor and authority compare to a heart that shines with its own wild light?

Let longing stain the bright moon, while the plaintive hujia pipes cast a veil over the lofty terraces.

The spring breeze never crosses the cold mountain pass; after a single night apart, a wanderer's temples have already turned gray.

A serious historical drama, leaning toward historical romance. Not a story centered on a powerful female lead. No golden finger, no transmigrate, no reborn. The male lead is not chaste, and neither is the female lead.

A gentleman's agreement: If you don't like it or want to drop it, there's no need to tell me! I'll delete comments (I just learned how, and it works great. I intend to finish this story no matter what.) There are plenty of novels on this platform based on Xiaoyou, so there's really no need to get hung up on this crooked little tree of mine. Just find something that suits your taste.

Coming soon: "Old Dreams of Langya," a tale of the love and hatred between Sima Rui and the Xun clan. In a nutshell: a rule-abiding man and a woman who breaks the rules try to win each other over.

Theme: Love and hate are all part of the journey.