In the Dali Dynasty, the new emperor ascended the throne and filled the harem. Suddenly, noble ladies from all over the world entered the palace one after another.
Liu Yiyi, the daughter of Liu Shangshu in the capital, has a stunning appearance and outstanding talent. She entered the palace-laden Forbidden City with a longing for the future.
When she first entered the palace, Liu Yiyi was named a talented person and lived in a remote palace. The days in the palace seem peaceful, but in fact there are undercurrents. Also entering the palace with her was Zhao Ling'er, the daughter of General Hussar, who was named a noble and lived in a more luxurious palace. Zhao Ling'er was domineering by nature and relied on his family's power to run rampant in the palace.
One day, Liu Yiyi met the emperor by chance in the imperial garden. Her gentleness and talent made the emperor happy, and soon he was promoted to a beauty. This move aroused Zhao Ling'er's jealousy.
Zhao Ling'er began to frame Liu Yiyi. She bribed the maids in Liu Yiyi's palace, hid forbidden objects in Liu Yiyi's palace, and then reported it to the queen. Fortunately, Liu Yiyi was a kind-hearted person on weekdays, and she had several good friends in the palace to help her. One of the sisters accidentally learned of Zhao Ling'er's plot, and notified Liu Yiyi in advance, giving her time to deal with it, and she escaped the disaster.
After this incident, Liu Yiyi knew that she must have someone to rely on in the palace, so she deliberately approached the emperor's most beloved concubine, Concubine Xiao. Concubine Xiao was of noble birth but kind-hearted. She admired Liu Yiyi's intelligence and took her for her own use.
With the help of Concubine Xiao, Liu Yiyi's position in the palace gradually stabilized. However, as Liu Yiyi's favor increased, she became more and more favored. . . . . . .
