Chen Yang and Yan Wu

A Liu and A Xiang are orphans from the Salesian Bureau. They grew up together and depended on each other. When the two were fourteen years old, Axiang was picked up by his so-called parents and returned to the Chen Mansion, where he was called Chen Shuyue. His father, Chen Shilang of the Ministry of Industry, was in a precarious position in the imperial court. In order to curry favor with his uncle Zhao Heng, he betrothed his daughter to the romantic eldest son Zhao Jingyuan, and Axiang was the victim. A year later, Axiang became pregnant and died of dystocia. A Liu received a letter from A Xiang's maid and learned that A Xiang died tragically. She was so heartbroken that she took revenge on Axiang and escaped from the Salesian Bureau. But she had no relatives and no reason, so she was caught in a brothel. Rescued by the steward, she disguised herself as a man and worked as a waiter in a brothel. Later, she met Pingnan King Zhao Chen in a brothel. Zhao Chen was assassinated, and she risked her life to save him. As a reward, Zhao Chen was given her freedom. She opened a small noodle shop in Chenyang City and started her journey of revenge for her best friend. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.