The concubine Lin Xincheng was not favored by his mother, so he lived in the cold palace and was bullied. Empress Dowager Liu took power and regarded him as a remnant of the clan, and wanted to get rid of him quickly. Sudden surrender and pro-Yi decree ordered her to marry the Black Tea tribe in northern Xinjiang. It seemed like an exile, but in fact it contained murderous intentions.
However, the Queen Mother's move became the focus of the world. The ministers of the court, the speculators, the people who suffered from the tyranny of the Queen Mother, and even the eunuchs who had oppressed Lin Xincheng all saw this as an opportunity to turn around. Forces from all sides took action upon hearing the news, either conspiring to support or hiding murderous intentions, making people all over the world panic.
Lin Xincheng was in the center of the whirlpool. He was confused at first, but then gradually realized that something was fishy. On the road to marriage, people from all walks of life came to join the marriage enthusiastically, each with their own thoughts. Black Tu Khan also took advantage of his desire to restore the country to seek common cause. After Lin Xincheng experienced life and death, he finally realized his mission and led the crowd to counterattack Xihao, capture the empress alive, and uncover the mystery of Empress Dowager Liu's identity as a time traveler.
A contest between strategy and wisdom, a collision between tradition and the future, Lin Xincheng turned the tables and became a legend as a concubine.
