妃荒
[fēi huāng]
'Fei Huang' consists of 'fei', meaning consort in ancient times, and 'huang', conveying devastation or desolation. The name hints a story about a concubine experiencing loneliness and despair in a palace-like setting. It also might hint towards the loneliness and helplessness felt by historical royal consorts in China's feudal dynasties era.