Shen Zhenzhu, whose childhood name was Miaoju, was both the concubine of Prince Guangping, Li Chu, and a renowned beauty and talent in Wuxing. Her face was as lovely as a pear blossom beneath a gentle rain, so delicate that anyone would feel for her. Sadly, misfortune struck: her father was framed by Yang Guozhong, and her entire household suffered. Prince Guangping, Li Chu, was handsome, with sword-shaped brows and bright, starry eyes, and was deeply favored by the emperor. He was just one step away from becoming crown prince. That step seemed both within reach and impossibly far away, and his rival was his own father.
They met at the Imperial Music Academy and began their romance there. After countless hardships, Shen Zhenzhu became his concubine, determined to help him become emperor and clear her father's name.
Over those distant, endless years, she experienced Li Shang's quiet, steadfast devotion and endured the relentless advances of the Tibetan king from the enemy state of Tubo. She also witnessed the best of human nature. During the An-Shi Rebellion, she volunteered to stay in the city and help the people, earning their respect.
This book will fully reveal the mystery of Shen Zhenzhu's disappearance.
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