As the personal maid of Princess Wu Baili of southern Xinjiang, Yunshuang pretended to be a princess and went to the Central Plains to marry the legendary young talented emperor Gao Junyi in order to repay the princess for taking care of her for many years.
As resourceful as she was, she originally planned to fake her own death and escape from the palace after completing her mission, but she didn't expect that when she pretended to be sick, she discovered that the Emperor of the Central Plains was also a stand-in. Not only did he secretly hide money and learn martial arts, he also secretly drew a mole on his eyebrow that was not there before.
The substitute emperor saw through her plan. She thought she would die, but he hugged her thigh, "Princess, you must not leave. You are the only one who can help me now. I can give you half of my money! Please stay and be my ally, otherwise I will die!"
She stayed in order to survive, and faced with him the open and secret attacks of the harem and the former dynasty. Who would have thought that he would eventually fall into the hands of this dramatist's stand-in emperor.
They should have been enemies. Even if they had to become temporary allies, they should not have a deeper relationship. She should withdraw in time, otherwise it would be a disaster, and the princess and everyone in southern Xinjiang would be implicated.
A few years later, he became the real emperor, but he also became the person she had to escape from. He chased her to Southern Xinjiang and said, "Yunshuang, you must not leave, otherwise my heart will be taken away by you. I offer you the country as my betrothal, how about you stay and be my queen?"
