Lin Guanxing, a concubine from an aristocratic family, behaves according to the rules, but is denounced by her arrogant eldest sister as a scoundrel under the feudal ethics. My sister-in-law kept scorning arranged marriages, but she turned around and ruined the good marriage her aunt had sought for stargazing. Her reputation was ruined, and she was punished by her furious father to go to a monastery outside the city to repair. However, the eldest sister got married in a grand manner and entered the East Palace and became the crown princess. A few years later, she found a husband in the monastery and lived a stable life. However, her sister-in-law, who was already the queen, had her husband killed on the pretext of "husband keeping concubines". She was also praised by the Holy Emperor for her "just and generous". Lin Guanxing stayed in the coffin all night and died with hatred. When she opened her eyes again, she was back to her hair-cut years.
