The outline was cut short and the story is finished. The writing isn't good, and the author's tastes are unusual. Read with caution.
It's really not well written. The author has some odd little kinks.
Blurb 1:
Long Qingyu had served five hundred years of wrongful imprisonment. After barely enduring those five centuries, she had already spent thirteen days in the release queue. With just seventeen days left until she could regain her freedom, she was told that her name had been cleared and she could be released.
The royal steward who had watched Long Qingyu grow up came to take her home, but she resisted with all her might. Five hundred years of suffering had tormented her, and she had no idea how to face her mother, the Star Emperor.
Once home, everyone seemed to pity her. Even the way they spoke to her had changed.
Long Qingyu couldn't accept it. She was in a daze.
At last, her mother lost patience and shouted her name in anger.
"Long Qingyu!"
She loudly answered, "Here!" Every prisoner in the Star Prison had to respond "Here!" when called by a guard.
Long Qingyu saw the complicated look in her mother's eyes and broke down.
Then she became Yan An, a patient being treated at a sanatorium on Imperial Star.
Yan An made some new friends. One of them had an older sister named He Ning.
The first time Yan An saw He Ning, she was deeply captivated by her.
But she felt inferior.
Blurb 2:
He Ning had elven and angelic ancestry. Both races had always upheld justice and order, making them natural law enforcers. He Ning's mother, for example, was the law enforcer of Chen Star.
He Ning couldn't accept that her girlfriend, Yan An, had been in prison and was once a serious criminal. Realizing He Ning was repulsed by it, Yan An left home on a rainy night and never came back.
Twelve years later, Lord Anle, Long Qingyu, traveled to Chen Star on business. At a banquet, He Ning saw Yan An once again.
It turned out she had never been Yan An. She was the unattainable moon in the sky.
Theme: Love can bring redemption, but don't lose yourself in it.
What a waste of such a good title
It's great to be able to write stories.
This is too easy to forgive, right?