Song Qi, the new emperor of Northern Liang, fell in love at first sight with Liu Qingmei, the daughter of the prime minister who fluttered butterflies in the garden. An imperial edict locked her into a deep palace for the queen, which also broke up her "love relationship" with Song Jin, the king of An.
He knew it was force, so he broke the emperor's pride again and again: she refused him thousands of miles away, so he stayed on the soft couch all night and stayed up all night; she smashed the hosta he gave her, and he silently picked up the fragments and hid them; when the courtiers asked for a draft to enrich the harem, he only said, "I have a queen, which is enough." But this humility was nothing but domineering in Liu Qingmei's eyes - she longed for Song Jin, regarded his gentleness as a shackle, and even threatened him by jumping into a lake to force him to let go, and even became a pawn for King An to usurp the throne.
It wasn't until Song Jin stood in front of her with her childhood sweetheart Xue Sese and said with a smile, "You are just a stepping stone" that she suddenly woke up to the bitter truth. In the cold night of the cold palace, she finally saw clearly: the emperor whom she hated would stay on the bed all night when she was sick, would block the Queen Mother's poisonous wine for her, and would hold the defense plan she drew during the mutiny with red eyes.
The road to chasing her husband was long, but she lost her arrogance, learned to study ink, learn to manage, warmed a pot of hot tea on his desk, and gave him good advice to solve his difficulties when he frowned. But the emperor who had asked for everything from her frowned coldly: "The queen's regret is too cheap."
Very fun and beautiful