Her mother became a monk halfway and her father was a Taoist priest who practiced at home. She was originally slightly disabled, but thanks to the good-natured official son, she never gave up and looked for medicine to cure her disability. However, when she was recovering, she was killed by the son's brother. As a deposit to the son of a political enemy general, her mother and maidservant were killed by the brother of her first love, the prince. Her father was framed and imprisoned. She also became a concubine and was forced to give birth to children for the emperor's relatives. Her own daughter was treated as a princess. The adopted daughter of the emperor, a princess who was personally granted the title of princess, but she never even got the identity of an aunt. Finally, on the eve of his leaving for the border, she cleverly killed the assassins sent by the brother of her first love, the prince, burned her body and wiped out the traces. She escaped from the dead and rescued her father. She wandered around the world with her father, looking for a plan to avenge her mother and good sisters. However, she gradually lost her way in the process of revenge and repayment, and could not see the love of those who accompanied her.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
