Introduction to "Dali Dong Palace"
In the third year of Jianyuan of the Western Qin Dynasty, the parents of a peasant girl Shui Mushan (Ashan) died tragically in a war. With a blood feud in mind, she entered the palace under a pseudonym and lurked in the imperial kitchen, waiting for an opportunity to assassinate the tyrant Mo Ranqing. However, when she finally stood in front of her enemy, she discovered that those sinister eyes were exactly the same as Feng Liunian, the little prince of the North whom she had saved when she was ten years old.
Ten years ago, the sickly little prince lived in Qingshan Village. Ashan protected him and gave him warmth. After the two were separated by the rebel army, she only found a blood-stained jade pendant and thought he was dead. Now, Mo Ranqing's various experiments - a bowl of chicken noodle soup, the action of picking up bowls - are tearing apart this disguise.
The truth emerged: Mo Ranqing was Feng Liunian, and he pretended to be a tyrant just to paralyze the powerful. It was the Prime Minister himself who launched the war and killed Ashan's parents. Family feud and old love collide fiercely, and Ah Shan is in a dilemma. At this time, Feng Liushang, Feng Liunian's sister, received a final letter from Beidi - she was forced to get married, and her life was hanging by a thread in the grassland power whirlpool.
The three reunited and embarked on a journey to save their relatives in Beidi, find the treasure of Dongli, and overthrow the powerful minister. Ah Shan was born with supernatural powers and had excellent cooking and martial arts skills; Feng Liunian endured humiliation and strategizing; Feng Liushang transformed from a pampered imperial concubine into a lone wolf on the prairie. The three of them rebuilt their bonds amidst the flames of war and conspiracy, and eventually overthrew the prime minister, unified the Northern Territory and Western Qin, and established the Yan Dynasty.
