In the cold ancestral hall in the backyard of the deep house, Xiao Mingyue, the concubine of the Zhenguo Palace, held half of the jade plaque left by her biological mother. She never thought that this was the fragment of the "Mountain and River Order" that could stir up the world. The early death of her biological mother and the harsh treatment of her aunt failed to sharpen her edge. Instead, she developed the courage to control the chess game in the undercurrent of the whirlpool of fate.
When she first entered the world, she used her skills as a doctor and poisoner to deal with the power struggles of the Tianji Pavilion, and became allies with Ye Qingxuan, the master of Yaowang Valley, and Chu Yao of Qianjimen. When she stepped into the court, she faced the interference of her relatives in politics and partisan strife. When the Canglang tribe's cavalry crossed the border, she put on her battle armor and used the power of the Mountain and River Order to summon the phantoms of the black armored heavenly soldiers, turning the war into jade and silk. Faced with the suspicion of the imperial power, she took the initiative to delegate power but secretly set up an intelligence network to stifle the conspiracies of all parties.
From an abandoned daughter in a deep boudoir to a queen in charge of the country, Xiao Mingyue has been at every step amidst intrigues and war. She cut off her aunt's mother's conspiracy, cracked the dark alliance's serial killing scheme, and even caught a glimpse of the ultimate secret of the dynasty's dragon veins and spiritual energy movement in the changes in the world caused by the Mountain and River Order. Without the protection of the male protagonist, she used mountains and rivers as chess and wisdom as a blade. In the turbulent Dayu Dynasty, she wrote a legendary chapter that "the world is for the common good, why is there an emperor?"
