Luo Qingyao, a modern independent woman, once traveled through time and became the eldest princess of Dali. In order to protect the peace of her family and country, she was forced to marry Beichen and formed a marriage with the rumored cold, bloodthirsty and power-playing Prince Xiao Shengqi of Beichen.
After thousands of miles of beauty, the sedan chair arrives at her door. What awaits her is not the favor of her husband, but the intrigues in the palace and the undercurrents in the court. With modern wisdom, she tore through the fog in thrilling palace battles and gained a firm foothold in the turbulent political whirlpool. When Xiao Shengqi first met her, he only regarded her as a chess piece sent by Dali, but through repeated confrontations and trials, he was attracted by her intelligence, tenacity, and her courage to love and hate.
He shields her from the sword and protects her shortcomings, and she breaks the siege for him. Love and hate are intertwined and heated up in the fire of intrigue. When hatred and intrigues ensue, can the two break through the many shackles and transform from allies who use each other to the only bond between them? This marriage, which began with a marriage, will eventually write a love-hate legend that spans time and space in the land of Beichen.
