Half a bowl of medicinal soup boiled away all the power and tactics, and a silver hairpin tied with sadomasochism.
The night Shen Qingci married into Prince Jing's Mansion, the fragrance of northern Xinjiang herbs was still lingering on her wrist - she was the daughter of the Taifu, and she was Xiao Yu's chess piece in the palm of his hand to control the Shen family and fight for the late emperor's edict that contained the truth about the deposed crown prince case and the elite talisman. He promised her the honor of being a princess, but when she diagnosed his arrow wound and quenched the poison, he said coldly: "Your father has a heavy army, and there is no room in this house for you to be sincere."
But she really wanted to move. Lu Zheng, the young man who saved her when she fell into the water, has now become Xiao Yu's sharpest knife and is imprisoned in the palace to recuperate. The Pennisetum purse she had embroidered back then was hidden in his sleeves, and the secret recipe that could cure his strange poison was locked in her medicine box. The two exchanged medicines to send letters, and under Xiao Yu's eyes, they hid an old love that they dared not express. How could Xiao Yu not know? He deliberately asked Lu Zheng to guard the medicine garden and watch her pass by on her way around every day. He also gave her the Western Region Snow Ginseng for safekeeping, and then asked Su Manqing to send it as a "reminder": "The prince said that the princess should remember her location."
