Uranara Chunyuan, the most noble legitimate daughter of the Qing Dynasty, was supposed to die from the chronic poison of her concubine Yi Xiu, but she managed to save half her life at the gate of hell. She is no longer the "perfect doll" praised by her family. She has clearly seen the coldness of the concubine system and the family's exploitation, and she also understands the trade-offs behind the emperor's love. When Zhen Huan entered the palace as "Wan Wan Lei Qing", and when Yi Xiu's poisonous plan struck again, Chun Yuan lost her innocence, used Jinghong dance skills as a guise, and used gentleness and virtue as an armor to play a chess game in the harem. She not only wants to protect herself and her children's lives, but also tear apart the hypocritical veil of the feudal family. She also wants to find a way out between the emperor's heart and the power of the queen without being manipulated. This palace battle is no longer about concubines competing for favor, but the ultimate game of fate and dignity between the awakened concubine, the obsessed concubine, and the sober talented woman.
