Liu Fang Ci

"Liu Fang Ci" The Yongchang palace changed, the imperial city collapsed, and fire burned away the glory of the previous dynasty. Su Qingwan, the princess of the former dynasty, was burdened with the secret of passing down the country. She concealed her stunning appearance, cut off her past identity, and escaped from a desperate situation. There is no more legitimate princess Su Yongning in the world, only Wan Qing, an orphan who endures in Liufang Pavilion to survive. She lurked in the land of wind and moon, gathered all her talents, and focused on looking for her younger brother Su Qingyan, who was forgotten by the bewitchment and became a killer, waiting for the opportunity to make a comeback. As the years pass, she plays chess in the dust and survives in a desperate situation; she makes loyal friends and secretly gathers forces from all sides. Even though he has been framed, hunted, and plotted against each other many times, he still remains dormant. The siblings recognized each other through the resonance of the music, the identification of relatives with wrist scars, and the confirmation of birthmarks. They broke down the barriers and suspicions, and joined hands to overcome the confusion of troubled times. At that time, the dignitaries controlled the court, and Wei Cen, the master of Xuanchen Pavilion, was obsessed with it, stirring up troubles in the government and the public, and causing endless chaos. The final showdown at the Star Observation Tower ends, and the handed down jade seal appears. After years of forbearance and sincerity, it finally became a prairie fire. She destroyed the system, opened up the women's movement, broke away from the shackles of the world, ascended to the throne on the ashes of the previous dynasty, changed the Yuan Dynasty to Yongning, and created a prosperous era for women to become emperors. Everyone in the world envied her for her power over the mountains and rivers and her supreme position, but little did they know that prosperity was never the work of one person. Blood relatives protect the territory, virtuous ministers decide the fate, chivalrous men secure the world, historians compile books, and the fireworks of the market nourish the court. The youthful beauty has faded away, and the years of Yongning are long. She declared to the world with her imperial career: there is no distinction between men and women in the country, and if all people return to the heart, it will be the orthodoxy for all generations.