The story of the lost princess and the new emperor, Shuangjie.
Princess Jiang Yan of the Jiang Kingdom is the most unpopular princess in the Jiang Palace. It is rumored that she is not the biological flesh and blood of the Emperor of the Jiang Kingdom, but the evil offspring of Concubine Chen and someone else.
The emperor was not good at governing the country and was greedy for beauty. He took the already-married Concubine Chen, who was the most beautiful woman at that time, into the palace, and designed to kill Jiang Yan's biological father. Concubine Chen had already arranged a marriage for Jiang Yan, and she was married to Chu Jue, the crown prince of Chu State, the family of Concubine Chen's mother. However, before the princess got married, Jin Yu conspired to regicide.
In the early stage, the male protagonist demoted her to a palace maid and made things difficult for her. However, in the process, the male protagonist gradually fell in love with the female protagonist, and even learned that she was the savior when he was young. He liked her strong arguments when she was wronged and liked her tenacity of refusing to admit defeat. He wanted to make her his concubine and always be a canary by his side. But the heroine is unwilling. The heroine has never been willing to be imprisoned in a golden cage. She yearns for freedom, looks forward to a lifelong love between two people, and wants to see the bigger world. Later, the heroine followed Chu Jue to the Kingdom of Chu. Later, various things happened, Jin Yu and Jiang Yan reconciled, and Jiang Yan also fell in love with him while getting along.
The second male lead is the strategizing prince of Chu State. His mother died when he was young and he was sent to Jiang State as a hostage. Later, there was an internal power struggle in Chu State. When he returned to Chu State, he and the heroine were childhood sweethearts, but she was not his moon.
Ending HE.
