In the eighteenth year of the founding of the Jing Dynasty, there was a severe drought in the north, refugees were everywhere, and undercurrents were surging inside and outside the capital.
Lin Yuan, a twenty-six-year-old unemployed young man, was transported into this troubled world in a daze because of the broken jade he bought at a street stall. There is no system, no grandpa, no novice gift package - just an unresponsive jade pattern on the palm of my hand and three white rabbit toffee in my pocket.
Three days later, he rescued a young man covered in blood in the corner of a homeless camp.
The young man's name is Xiao Qi, and he is the seventh prince of the Great Jing Dynasty. His biological mother died young and he grew up in a cold palace. He just escaped a pursuit from his brother.
One wants to go home alive, and the other wants to seize the throne alive.
Two candies were exchanged for a copper button, and the fate of two people who had nothing in common was tied together from then on.
