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Blossoms Misplaced, Moonlight Found
Blossoms Misplaced, Moonlight Found Plot:
As the capital's most talented maiden, she is forced into a political marriage with a cold-faced general. Neglected on their wedding night, she discovers he carries a deep-seated vendetta. Through conspiracies and tests, their relationship evolves from mutual use to genuine affection. When old flames return and court politics upheave, this misplaced union becomes the moonlight that illuminates their darkest paths.
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