In the third year after the new emperor ascended the throne, the draft was about to begin. Shen Wanqing was forced to step into the palace gate. She just wanted to be a transparent person and secretly find out the clues about her family's injustice. She took shelter from the rain and accidentally entered the imperial guard of honor, thinking that she would die. But on the throne, the young emperor Xiao Jue's eyes were like daggers. He was silent for a moment, and then he opened his thin lips and said, "Now that I have come, I will stay. I will call you Wan Guiren." From then on, everyone in the Sixth Palace knew that the new Wan Guiren was a chess piece chosen by the emperor, specifically to balance the domineering imperial concubine and the powerful empress dowager. The concubines ridiculed her for her low background and that she was just a plaything of the emperor's power. She lowered her eyes and said nothing. She just wanted to survive in this cannibal palace and find the truth. Until the Queen Mother's birthday banquet was poisoned, she desperately saved Xiao Jue but was framed, but he fought against everyone's opinions to protect her behind him. It wasn't until she was relegated to the cold palace that she discovered that the death of his biological mother was entangled in the same conspiracy web as her family's old case. Until the night of the palace coup, when arrows shot through the air, she did not hesitate to stand in front of him. When she was unconscious, she heard the hoarse and trembling voice of the king, who had always been calm and self-possessed, calling her name. Later, the dust settled and the injustice was revealed. He laid out his beautiful country as a recruiter and asked: "My queen, are you willing to rule this world with me?" She looked at the medical clinic specially set up for her and the special decree that she could leave the palace for three months every year, and finally smiled and nodded. The cage in a deep palace can also become a place to spread one's wings. It turns out that the sharpest tactics can also protect the truest original intention.
