Zhulou Guiyan

An orphan girl in the south of the Yangtze River is surrounded by three powerful men, but she does not know her identity as an orphan from her previous dynasty. She has long been doomed to have deep love in this troubled world, and will eventually lead to an imperial elegy of lonely mountains and rivers. The story begins in the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River and ends in the loneliness of the mountains and rivers. It tells the poignant legend of the orphan Shen Qinghui, who was trapped by fate and dealt with Xiao Zhi, the prince of Zhenbei, Xie Heng, the powerful minister of the poor family, and Zhao Yan, the king of Jing, and pursued himself and his true love amidst the intrigues of Zhu Lou Yuyu. She thought she was a chess player, but she became a chess piece; she longed for ordinary peace, but she was burdened with the fate of being an orphan from her previous dynasty. In the torn between love and family, freedom and responsibility, true love and calculation, each character will make his own choice and move towards his destined destination. This is not only the love-hate entanglement of four people, but also a profile of an era. It explores how individuals protect the glimmer of their hearts in the grand historical torrent, and how "tragedy" refines the most eternal beauty of human nature.