[A resilient, reed-like blind princess of a foreign people VS a sly, roguish son of the grasslands VS a ruthless great general VS a sinister young emperor]
She is the legitimate princess forced into a political marriage. She is the blind concubine in a princely household, bullied by everyone. And she is the beloved of someone waiting thousands of miles away. Above all, she is herself.
A legitimate princess of a foreign people, blind, she drifts between three kingdoms. Because her father is incompetent and shortsighted, indulging in a life of luxury, she is forced to travel alone to the grasslands as a princess sent to marry for peace.
She grows along the way, changing from helpless and kindhearted to someone who discovers her true self on the grasslands, where she is sent to marry among the barbarians. With Amolun’s genuine love and care, she opens her heart and finds herself. After an accident, Amolun loses Baohua, and by a twist of fate she becomes the blind concubine of a prince of the Su Dynasty. Once more, she is overwhelmed by helplessness and fear. As the prince comes to know her, Baohua’s character deeply attracts him. She, in turn, comes to understand how the wars caused by the kingdoms’ division have plunged ordinary people into misery.
Baohua works to dispel the hatred between the grasslands and the Su Dynasty, and thanks to her, the two countries end their war.
Looking back, she sees that the people of her homeland, the Jin Dynasty, are suffering terribly because of her emperor father’s extravagance and debauchery. She resolutely decides to return and save them. Waiting for Baohua is her half-brother, the crown prince, whose desire for her is hidden. In the palace of the Jin Dynasty, Baohua uses her wit and intelligence to save the dynasty from collapse, earning the deep love of people throughout the realm.
