Before she was twelve years old, Jiang Xi was the legitimate daughter of her uncle who was admired by many stars. After a tragedy that was disguised as an attack by bandits, she became an orphan. The smile on her second uncle's lips became a hatred engraved in his heart.
When she got her hairpin, her aunt wanted to sell her for a good price. She matched the horoscope of Prince Linhuai, so the Queen Mother decreed that she became the concubine of Prince Shen Yan of Linhuai. Her grandmother praised this as a good match, but she never mentioned the fact that Shen Yan had been unconscious for half a month.
She married into the palace with the intention of using the palace's power to avenge her parents. But later, when Shen Yan asked His Majesty for her to appoint her as a royal concubine, her guard was loosened.
At the Mid-Autumn Festival banquet, she met the third princess Shen Wan, and later unexpectedly rediscovered their childhood fate and became close friends since then.
On a snowy day, she finally avenged her parents and watched the murderer beheaded in public.
She thought everything was settled, but the accidental contact with the Jinzhou girl's case was like throwing a stone into the lake, involving deep undercurrents. She and Shen Wan began to explore the truth.
A shocking truth appeared in front of them, but they did not flinch and made a wish. We want this world to no longer only judge the merits and demerits of men.
From then on, Shen Wan entered the court, Jiang Xi fueled the situation in the dark, the prince died suddenly and suddenly, the emperor no longer had a son, and Shen Wan assisted the government.
But Shen Yan unexpectedly discovered the truth about their marriage. He almost choked and asked her, have you ever been sincere to me? She replied, of course.
On the day Shen Wan ascended the throne, Jiang Xi took over the seal of prime minister and stood at the head of the ministers.
In the following decades, she and Shen Wan jointly promoted the New Deal, and finally left a reputation in the history books as "the two jewels came to the court, and the prosperity was prosperous".
