Yun Shuwei, the concubine of the prime minister's house, was forced to marry the enemy prince Ye Hanshi, who was a hostage, in order to protect the peace of the family. On her wedding night, she unexpectedly gained the ability to hear other people's voices. She discovered that her aunt and sister, who were usually "loving and caring" to her, were full of vicious calculations and curses.
In the previous life, Yun Shuwei was treated as an abandoned son due to this false "family affection" and use, and eventually died tragically under the conspiracy of internal fighting in the palace.
In this life, Yun Shuwei is no longer the weak concubine who is at the mercy of others and longs for family affection. She wants to live for herself and make everyone who plots against her pay the price.
In order to find a way out in the crisis-ridden capital, she took the initiative to propose a bold deal to her nominal husband, Ye Hanshi, the proton prince who was like a "lone wolf" in his heart: she could use her "insight" to be his "ears" to spy on him, break up the murderous plot, and help him survive his proton career safely. When he returns home one day, he needs to give her a letter of peace and leave and ten thousand taels of gold to give her her freedom.
In the Proton Mansion, Yun Shuwei relied on his mind-reading skills to see through the schemes of political opponents, resolve assassinations one after another, and even helped Ye Hanshi turn defeat into victory in desperate situations, gradually becoming his indispensable "strategist." A few years later, Ye Hanshi returned to the sea and became emperor. However, when Yun Shuwei took out the original contract and happily prepared to welcome her freedom, the new emperor, who had once been full of "use" and "preparation" for her, blocked her in the palace and tore her letter to pieces. In his deep voice, there was a voice she had never heard before: [Want to leave? My queen, the world belongs to you, where else do you want to go?
