Nangong Simu, the second young lady of the Nangong Mansion in the Li Kingdom, was playful in nature. She was punished to write scriptures for being naughty when she was young. When she escaped by climbing into a dog hole, she met the person she liked, Prince Li Chuan. She thought she could have such an ordinary relationship with her beloved. The couple arrived together, but they never expected that a Li State general, Bin Yan, would appear on the way and force him to marry him. In desperation, Nangong Simu chose to elope with the prince, but was assassinated on the road and was seriously injured. When he woke up, Nangong Mansion had been occupied by the imperial guards. They gathered around and were told that she had kidnapped the prince to rebel. She was devastated by her lover's betrayal. She thought she was doomed. Unexpectedly, Binyan threatened the lives of everyone in the Nangong family and forced Nangong Simu to marry him. Nangong Simu could only nod. After the marriage, she did not forget the idea of escape, but she slowly changed her view of Binyan as they got along with each other. She thought her life could be back on track, but the conspiracy behind it was revealed.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.