The Phoenix Crying Across the Nine Heavens.

Summary

The narrative revolves around a woman's deep devotion to the emperor, highlighted by the Fire Phoenix's emotional recounting of her sacrifices, including a painful tattoo on her wedding night that went unnoticed by the emperor. Despite her efforts to please him, including altering her scent, she remains unacknowledged. Yao Mo Wan offers the Fire Phoenix a chance to see a reborn Wang Qin Ruo, leading to a plot involving a little eunuch, Shun Zi, who is suspected of colluding with a rival. As tensions rise, Wang Qin Ruo prepares for a banquet with the emperor, unaware of the underlying dangers. The story captures themes of unrequited love, loyalty, and the complexities of palace intrigue.

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