Lin Wei, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, stayed up late to finish reading the ancient Chinese Machiavellian novel "Red Wall and Jade Broken". When he opened his eyes, he was transformed into the cannon fodder in the book who "cannot survive the third chapter" - Su Qingyan, the concubine of the Prime Minister's Palace. At that time, the poisoned wine was put to the lips, the aunt looked on coldly, the aunt was secretly proud, and the danger of death was close at hand.
Relying on her accurate memory of the original plot, she pretended to be crazy and acted like a fool to expose the flaws in her sister's personal ethics. She narrowly escaped being poisoned and was sent to a remote courtyard but still refused to give up. She cultivated high-yielding crops in the vegetable garden to save capital, learned medical skills to save people's lives and expanded her network, and used her wits to rebel against the general's sister's army at the flower viewing banquet. She even unexpectedly attracted the attention of the hidden male protagonist of the original novel, the seventh prince Xiao Jue.
From a desperate situation in the house to emerging in the business world, from surviving alone to reaching an "information-for-resources" cooperation with Xiao Jue, she worked step by step: dismantling the poisonous schemes of the second prince, breaking the deadly trap of collaborating with the enemy in the prime minister's palace, and blocking the empress dowager's relatives from forcing the palace. In the end, she transformed from a cannon-fodder concubine who could be bullied by everyone to a queen who can work side by side with the emperor and stabilize the court situation.
Along the way, she not only rewrote her own destiny, but also brought in those supporting characters who died tragically in the original work. She and Xiao Jue went from testing each other to being dependent on each other for life and death. They kept their sincerity in the whirlpool of power and conspiracy, and finally ushered in the peace of the prosperous age and the consummation of two-way travel.
