[Two strong leads, childhood sweethearts, sweet romance, coming of age, transmigration to another world. The story focuses on a sweet romance, with political power struggles in the background. Readers, enter at your own risk!]
War rages in another world. Empress Fu Xi carves out a path to the throne through sheer strength, only to fall for a scheme by the enemy and the Imperial Preceptor. She tumbles into a passage between worlds and transmigrates into the body of a five-year-old princess of the Jiang Kingdom.
Her childhood is no longer innocent. During a children's hunt, an eight-year-old boy who can barely protect himself takes a wolf's savage bite in her place. Knowing how rare true loyalty is, Fu Xi takes him as her personal slave and teaches him everything she knows.
Eight years pass, and the “slave” leaves. The Jiang Kingdom is defeated, and Fu Xi is sent to the Ji Kingdom to marry for peace. Unexpectedly, she runs into him again there.
Scene 1: Fu Xi points her sword at the bandit chief and pins him beneath her foot. She tears off his mask, sees his face, and stares in disbelief. “An army officer from Handu? It was you!?”
The bandit chief drops to his knees and kowtows. The others behind him do the same, shouting, “Long live the empress!” A bound man looks on in shock and asks in a trembling voice, “Who are you, really?”
Fu Xi raises her head, steadies her sword, and surveys them all proudly. “I am Fu Xi, Empress of the Divine Land of Diluang!”
Scene 2: He pins Fu Xi beneath his arm and teases her. “I've spent seven days and nights practicing the technique you taught me, Princess. Surely I'm ready to take you on now!”
But Fu Xi whirls around and catches him off guard, pinning him beneath her hand. “Qi'er, your mind is unsettled. If you want to beat me, you'll have to practice some more.”
