As the youngest female diplomat of the Great Yong Dynasty, Sheng Zhiyi's greatest ambition in her life was "to establish a treaty between the two countries and to have no waves in the world." Good news: She was promoted and became the peace envoy to the Western Regions. Bad news: The person she is marrying is herself, and the prince she is marrying is the rumored "lone wolf of the desert" who kills without blinking an eye, He Lianxiao. Before leaving, his colleagues bid farewell with sad faces: "Zhiyi, remember to wear more clothes when you go there. I heard that the wind and sand there are strong, and the prince also likes to eat raw meat." Sheng Zhiyi compiled the diplomatic documents expressionlessly: "Thank you for the invitation. I brought 800 tips and a box of hot pot base. The raw meat can be cooked for him." I thought this was just an emotionless political replacement, but on the first night after entering the Royal Court of the Western Regions, Sheng Zhiyi discovered a piece of erased historical fact on a broken monument in the forbidden royal area. The truth about the "holy war" between Dayong and the Western Regions that lasted for hundreds of years was a lie made up by the ancestors of the two countries to cover up a huge uneven distribution of spoils? What's even more outrageous is that the rumored cruel and cruel prince He Lianxiao stayed up most of the night and was squatting in a forbidden area secretly burning the secret evidence from that year. Sheng Zhiyi: I caught you. He Lianxiao: ... Listen to my explanation. Sheng Zhiyi: The explanation is OK. First sign the trade tax reduction agreement, and then hand over the original copy of the secret history of the year. Therefore, the script that was supposed to be "Marrying a Sweet Wife" was suddenly turned into a "Transnational Anti-Corruption Investigation Team" by Sheng Zhiyi. With her sharp tongue and meticulous logical reasoning, she thrived in a foreign court surrounded by tigers and wolves. As for the prince?