She is Shen Weiwan, the daughter of the Taifu, who was married into the palace with an imperial edict and became the youngest queen of the Dasheng Dynasty. I thought it was a political marriage where each got what they wanted, but unexpectedly it ran into the most turbulent preference of the emperor who was famous for his coldness.
He is Xiao Che, the Nine-Fifth Emperor. When he first came to the throne, he promoted her to the phoenix position. Everyone in the world said that the emperor was ruthless, but he doted on her and made her the apple of his eye - he stayed with her all night after the wedding, and went to Kunning Palace after court affairs. She was the only one in the sixth palace. Others would covet her if they took a second look, and they would be furious if they even criticized her.
"My queen, why do you need to know anything about palace intrigues?" He embraced her, his tone domineering but full of tenderness, "You only need to stay by my side, smile and watch the flowers bloom, and I will wipe out all the other monsters and monsters for you."
When Concubine Shu planned to deprive her of her status, he dealt with it violently, telling the Sixth Palace, "No one dares to touch the Queen's things." When King Rui had no intention of looking at her, he became jealous and explicitly ordered, "Except for me, no foreign man can come within three feet of the Queen."
His trust was unconditional, and his possessiveness reached the extreme, protecting her under layers of dragon power and not allowing anyone to hurt her in the slightest.
Shen Weiwan originally thought that the deep palace was a prison, but under his domineering pampering day after day, she gradually lost her guard. Seeing him dismissing the harem for her, seeing him angrily rebuke the powerful ministers for her, seeing him showing rare gentleness and childishness in front of her, she realized that on this phoenix couch was not only the authority of the emperor, but also the exclusive possession he gave her.