She is the most legendary queen in history. Although she conquered the country and conquered the city, she was ruined and destroyed. Her life was tied to the collapse of two dynasties and trapped in the deep love between two men.
The country was ruined and the family was destroyed. She was picked up by him from the ashes of Luoyang. Liu Yao, the most powerful Hun emperor, regarded her as the brightest white moonlight and the most cherished cinnabar mole. He pointed to the thousands of miles of mountains and rivers and said to her: "I will share my world with you."
But no one knew that in the deepest corner of her heart, there was also the name of another person - Chengdu King Sima Ying, the aristocratic prince she had once been devoted to, but who died in troubled times.
Sima Ying's love is the bright moonlight in Luoyang City. He is a royal prince and her guardian, but he is restricted by the shackles of his identity. In the palace changes one after another, he is so far away from her, and his love is forbearing and broken.
Liu Yao's love is a raging fire that burns away old dreams. He was a foreign hero, her conqueror, but he regarded her as a treasure in troubled times. With his iron-blooded tenderness, he promised her a future in which she could make her own decisions.
Moonlight and fire, gentleness and dominance, homeland and rebirth. She was originally a weak woman who was kept in a boudoir, but her beauty burned the mountains and rivers of the past and witnessed the ups and downs of her life.
When she dreamed about it at midnight, she always thought of the spring of that year when she got rid of her maid, took off her shoes and socks and went to play in the Yishui River. If she had known earlier, the cost of playing in the water for one day would be a lifetime loss, would she still go?
