The first prime minister's gate in Nanyin is not a home, but half a court.
Wen Heying was born in the traitorous prime minister's house. She was a commoner and had no status, but she was trained as a shadow aide since she was a child.
She transcribed secret notes for her father, settled old accounts, and investigated border trade. She once truly believed that she belonged to the Prime Minister's Office, her motherland, and the Youth League that wanted to settle old cases. Until a marriage took her to Beiyong.
Yan Cichuan, King of Northern Yongsu and the sixth prince, was caught in the trap of seizing the heir apparent.
His father used him to investigate corrupt officials, his brothers feared his coldness and ruthlessness, and his courtiers feared him like a knife. Everyone says he can be used but cannot be established.
One is the concubine of the enemy's prime minister, and the other is the cold-faced prince who is in the process of seizing the heir apparent.
She married with the secret order of her motherland, but found that the prime minister's office, the royal family, the reformists, and old friends were all trying to make a fool of her; he wanted to use her to break the Nanyin dark network, but in the confrontations he saw her sincerity that refused to deceive herself despite her sharpness. The two countries are hostile on the surface, but secretly they are closely connected: food roads, armaments, border trade, old cases, rivers and lakes, princes' parties and the Prime Minister's office. There are private alliances between the enemy and ourselves.
Wen Heying once dared to love and hate, and he also looked back again and again for his family, old friends, and homeland.
But when all the old belongings collapsed, she finally understood that she was no one's daughter, no one's abandoned son, and no one's princess.
She wants to stand in the new order in her own name.
