The Shen family was framed by King Kang, and the whole family was in ruins.
Twenty-two-year-old Shen Qingyi knelt in front of the imperial edict without shedding a tear. She turned around and spread out the "Prince Power Book" that had been written for seven years. The tip of her pen stopped at the last line - Seventh Prince Ye Yuchen, with four words: unfathomable.
The entire capital said that the seventh prince was a loser who drank all day long. She didn't believe it.
When they first come to visit, she plays the talented girl who borrows piano music, and he plays the role of a playboy who pretends to be drunk. From the beginning to the end of the performance, the two turned around and re-scored each other in their hearts.
On the wedding night, with the candles burning high, he said: "You and I are in the same boat."
She accepted the drink: "Remember what you said."
In the next few years, she weaved a web and he laid out chess pieces, moving step by step in the undercurrent of the court. She gradually discovers his trump cards - Qingyun Pavilion, a think tank run by Xie Yan, the No. 1 Secret Pavilion in the Jianghu led by sister Ye Yuxi, and the secret life experience of his biological mother, who was poisoned by the Queen Mother and a princess living in the Western Regions.
She went from using her to being heartbroken, and looked at her feelings clearly; he went from pretending to falling, and slowly and irreversibly handed over his heart.
King Kang was executed and the Queen Mother fell. He ascended the throne and became the emperor, and she graced the world. After the suspicions and storms were over, they passed the throne to their legitimate son, and she rode horses side by side with him and traveled thousands of miles across the mountains and rivers.
Historians of the Dasheng Dynasty recorded that the seventh prince ascended the throne and revitalized the world. No one in the world knows that when Dasheng is resurrected, the emperor and the empress are in the same boat. He sat on the throne, and she played the chess game. History books mention the "virtue of the queen" in one stroke, but it has been passed down among the people for forty years that the emperor loved his queen all his life.
She and him were never king and subject, they were rivals in chess and soul confidants.
