Su Qingyuan, the top instructor of the special forces, opened his eyes and suddenly transformed into the "bastard waste queen" of the Yao Dynasty - he had just been charged with "collaborating with the enemy and killing his heir", and was taken to the execution ground to be executed.
The original owner was so stupid that his beloved concubine Liu Ruyan was used as a gunman, and even his own father, the Duke of Zhenguo, was implicated; and she, Su Qingyuan, was a ruthless character who could seize a knife with her bare hands and discern poisons and tricks. On the execution ground, she put a silver hairpin on her throat to rob the executioner, pretended to be crazy and swung the "emperor's birth" bomb, and managed to save her life from the death gate; in the cold palace, she saw through the chronically poisonous tea and tricked the palace maid, and exposed Liu Ruyan's frame-up plan.
But she didn't expect that this situation was deeper than she imagined - the Beidi wolf totem suddenly appeared on the wall of the cold palace, Emperor Xiao Jinyuan's seemingly indifferent steps to test, and the shadow guard plot secretly laid by her father, all actually revolved around the "military power of the Zhenguo Duke" and the "Beidi conspiracy".
In order to protect her family and find out the truth, she put away her sharp edge and acted like a straw bag, circling between the harem and the court: using poisonous tea to rebel against General Liu Ruyan's army, using modern military techniques to help retreat the enemy from the border, and using Beidi tokens to expose the emperor's lies. But the emperor Xiao Jinyuan, who was always watching with a cold eye, changed from being vigilant and probing to secretly protecting her as she "broke the situation" again and again.
When Beidi's iron hooves approached the border, and when Liu Ruyan's final move was directed at the Zhenguo Palace, Su Qingyuan finally took off her disguise - she was no longer a useless queen who could be slaughtered, but a "god of war" who could lead troops to break through formations. Court games, border fights, and harem plots, she used modern wisdom to stir up the storm, but found that she had already been involved in a deeper power chess.
