Once through the book, Lin Wanzhao became the favored eldest daughter of the Prime Minister's Palace. She originally thought that she would follow the script of house fighting, but unexpectedly, an imperial edict sent her to the East Palace to participate in the selection of the crown princess. I wanted to go home and lie down for a formality, but when I was lost in the palace, I accidentally broke into a secluded palace and blurted out to the cold and aloof young man by the window: "Brother, what is the WiFi password?"
She didn't know that Xiao Zhi, the youngest prince in the current dynasty, had just come from the 21st century three days ago.
When modern souls met each other within the high walls of the palace, the two "fellow villagers" hit it off: they first faked a marriage to ensure peace, and then joined forces to rectify the rotten court. But as the play goes on, the pretense becomes true, and the contract turns into a marriage certificate. If he wants to fight for the supreme position, she will be his sharpest blade; if she wants to protect the safety of her family, he will be her strongest shield.
But her sister Lin Qingyue, the innocent second lady of the prime minister's house, was spotted by Xiao Che, the eldest prince of the dynasty, at the flower viewing banquet. On one side is the political marriage between the youngest prince and the prime minister's legitimate daughter, and on the other is the eldest prince's pressure on his sister. The two sisters are involved in completely different emotional whirlpools, but they have also become the most unexpected variable in this battle for the legitimate daughter.
