Shen Weiwan, the Princess of Jingan County, is the princess conferred by the Holy Emperor today. Her biological father is Xiao Che, the Marquis of Zhenbei, who holds a large number of soldiers. Three years ago, she followed her father to guard the northern Xinjiang. When she returned, she became a "wild girl" that everyone in the capital laughed at - illiterate in literature, not used to women's sex, rough-tempered, and did not know how to kneel before the powerful.
In the Hou Mansion, the stepmother Liu hides a knife in her smile and wants her biological daughter to take her place; the sister-in-law Xiao Yurou seems to be gentle, but in fact she is deeply scheming and is in tit-for-tat with her at every turn. Above the court, her father's military power was feared by others, and all forces were eyeing her, trying to take advantage of her as a "chess piece".
Everyone thought that Shen Weiwan was a piece of mud that couldn't stand up to the wall, but they didn't know that she was no longer the little girl who could be manipulated by others. During her three years in Northern Xinjiang, what she learned was not chess, calligraphy and painting, but how to survive in the light of swords and shadows; what she learned was not boudoir calculations, but how to maneuver step by step in the chess game of power.
Do you want to harm me? I'll let you fall to pieces first.
You want to use me? I will use my tricks to make you my stepping stone.
Is the stepmother a hypocrite? Then tear apart her mask and let her taste the feeling of betrayal and separation.
My sister-in-law is a monster? Then cut off her reliance and let her understand what it means to reap the consequences.
As for those court forces who covet the military power of the Zhenbei Hou Mansion... Shen Weiwan curled her lips and smiled, with a hint of cunning flashing in her eyes.
"Want to touch my father? First ask me if the whip in my hand will answer."
However, the seemingly idle and incompetent Seventh Prince Zhao Heng calmly cleaned up the mess for her time and time again after she got into trouble, and quietly helped her when she was in danger.