Song Changyun, the founding emperor of Da Yao, ended the troubled times with iron-blooded tactics. He was decisive in killing, centralized and ruthless, and his reputation as a "tyrant" frightened the government and the public. But no one knew that this iceberg would completely melt for Chen Ningning, the daughter of the guilty minister.
She started out as a palace maid in Yeting, with a forbearing intelligence, a soft exterior and a strong interior, but an unexpected accident turned into a turning point in her fate. The late-night companionship in the royal study, the sacrifice of one's life to protect each other, and the perseverance in the rumors and conspiracy made the emperor who regarded human life as nothing more moved his heart. He dethroned the Sixth Palace for her, defied the Queen Mother, and put down the rebellion, all with iron and blood to protect her; she washed her hands and made soup, slept with her late at night, stayed with her every step of the way during pregnancy, and was extremely gentle to only one person.
From the temptation in the palace to the unity of the emperor and the empress, they experienced family grievances, court games, border wars, and secret assassinations in the harem, and finally welcomed the birth of their legitimate prince. He spent his whole life fulfilling his vow of "only pampering the queen". She resolved his past pain with wisdom and gentleness, and worked together to create a prosperous age, interpreting a legend of "a tyrant's only love, an eternal love".
