The ancient saying of [Domineering Emperor + Unruly Heroine], the theme of [Wife Chasing Crematorium] and [Two-way Redemption]. The cat-and-mouse game between robbers and paranoid emperors, the love-hate entanglement that arises in the cage of power and conspiracy
Su Baixing, the young hero of Tianji Pavilion, ran rampant in Bianliang City in the name of "robbing the rich and giving to the poor", but he was accidentally captured while stealing the Dongzhu from Emperor Gu Xuanmo. I thought I would be killed, but unexpectedly I was imprisoned in the palace by this emperor with a cinnabar mole under his right eye. From a beggar in Hongqiao to a "pet prisoner" in the Yangxin Palace, she resisted in every possible way with snakes, bugs, and pranks, but was repeatedly resolved by Gu Xuanmo's dominance and gentleness - he saw through her cunning, and also hid the scars of his years in the cold palace. When Su Baixing discovers that the emperor's paranoia stems from the fear of "loss", and when she deals with her half-mother prince Zhi Jingyu and double-faced secret guard Yin Qing in the whirlpool of intrigue, her master Su Yichen's secret plan pushes her to the edge of escape. Within the ambergris-filled palace walls, a game about freedom, sincerity and fate quietly unfolds. Is she a chess piece in his palm, or a sharp sword that can pierce the prison of his heart?
