The Moon Of The Phoenix Is Boundless

In the early Eastern Han Dynasty, as prosperity began to take shape, a humble market girl relied on her weak brother and sought refuge under the wings of her relatives. After a fall, she unexpectedly gained a "keen insight," allowing her to discern scoundrels, outsmart her kin, and transform from a bullied country girl into a resourceful and intelligent woman of great capability.

He was born noble, the foremost person beneath the Son of Heaven, and was granted the title of Crown Prince at the age of two, enjoying the utmost glory and wealth. He was domineering and self-centered, commanding the submission of all beings. He offered her the position of a concubine, but she scoffed at it. She was merely a small woman, yet she harbored grand ambitions, firmly believing that she could live freely and joyfully in an era when women were considered humble.

Her possessiveness towards him was extremely strong. She said, "If I had power and influence, none of you women would be allowed to come within three steps of him." At that moment, she was merely a commoner, while he was exalted, as if a deity.

As his overwhelming power gradually waned, she surprisingly stated that she could support him, providing him with "a house if he wanted one, a car if he desired one," ensuring his lifelong wealth and security

Between them, various calculations, various absurdities, various feelings of helplessness, and various entanglements of love and hate ultimately transform into a passage rich in meaning, "Boundless Wind and Moon"

Let us observe how the strongest female protagonist crafted by Lin Jiacheng navigates through perilous challenges, rising against the current and soaring to success, thereby creating her own legend