Shen Laidi, an unfortunate woman born in the 1980s, brings a host of skills with her when an earthquake transmigrates her into Mu Qianqian, a beloved princess of the Women's Kingdom. The medium through which she transmigrates is a mural, which holds the greatest secret of the Women's Kingdom.
The Women's Kingdom is poorly documented in historical records. According to folk tales, it lies in the southwest, shares ancestry with the Han, is rich in resources, has never known war, and its people live in peace and prosperity. Women of the kingdom, from commoners to high-ranking clanswomen, have always taken wives rather than husbands...
Bai Qingyan, Crown Prince of the Eastern Court, can calm the realm with his writing and secure it with his sword. To stay alive, he has hidden his talents for more than a decade. After countless brushes with death, he finally uncovers the secrets of the imperial family.
While undercover in the Women's Kingdom, he takes on many identities: an entertainer at Que Tower, an orphan, an apothecary, and a bodyguard.
Mu Qianqian: “If you earn a few more merits, once Jincheng is at peace, I'll marry you and bring you grandly into the Mu family as my rightful man.”
A little princess of the Women's Kingdom claims she will marry the crown prince and make him her live-in husband? Isn't that the height of absurdity?
Just as their love deepens, disaster strikes. After countless plots and frame-ups, the Women's Kingdom is massacred, misunderstandings drive them apart, and the lovers become enemies.
See how she grows from an innocent girl into the wife of the Women's Kingdom's leader, a woman who commands every situation. See how he transforms from a rakish crown prince into a ruler of exceptional talent and ambition.
When they meet again,
Bai Qingyan: “Even if she is my weakness, I will put armor around her and fight my way through!”
Mu Qianqian: “I will give everything I have to help you unify the realm.”
Bai Qingyan: “With the realm at my command, I will rule the world by day and sleep beside my beloved by night. I would rather betray all the people under heaven than betray you.”
