If Love, Then Heartbreak

They say Feng Li has a daughter whose smile could topple a city and whose dance could bring a kingdom to its knees! When they first met, he was Feng Li’s hostage, while she was the favored daughter of heaven. With a single “Third Sister,” she was so aloof and so cold, yet she spared him three months of wandering hardship. “Good fortune blooms in the Jade Pool; half a life drifts through snowy sorrow.” In Chengqian Hall, he danced the Zhongshan dance and softly sang, “May I accompany you to this feast year after year.” The world is ever-changing. One defeat in war forced her into a bitter marriage alliance, with a long, winding road and no way home. Three people’s sorrow, one person’s bridal chamber and wedding candles. When they met again, she had become a favored concubine, basking in the emperor’s grace. Old friends meet and fail to recognize each other, faces covered in dust, hearts weighed down by the pain of parting.