Qin Mo traveled through time and became the son of a guilty minister, and was assigned to the police force as the lowest level cavalry, but unexpectedly found that he did not arrive by chance - four years ago, the empress Luo Qinghan summoned him from another world with the emperor's blood sacrifice in order to break the heartless curse. After binding the marriage book system, Qin Mo used modern thinking to rescue him several times and gradually melted the iceberg empress.
However, the truth of the curse surfaced: the more the empress fell in love, the more difficult it became for the people within her jurisdiction. The court officials impeached Qin Mo as a demon star, and natural and man-made disasters followed one after another. Qin Mo did not believe in fate, and used water conservancy relief and tax reform to win over the people. In front of all the officials, he received the nine-feather hair crown tied up by the empress herself - at the cost of her gradually losing her five senses. She held his hand tightly in the darkness and traced her eyebrows.
In order to find the dragon vein that can undo the curse, Qin Mo went deep into the Holy Land, subdued the witch Su Wu who had a miserable life experience, and uncovered a thousand-year old account of the Holy Land stealing the fate of the dynasty. When the imperial capital was besieged by the rebels, the two women clashed for the first time, and the empress controlled the Shura field with the attitude of a royal palace. In the end, Qin Mo kissed the dying empress in the sky full of wishing lanterns, letting her learn to love herself. The demon in her heart was broken, her memory was burned out, and she reached out to him again in the sea of consciousness: "My name is Luo Qinghan, your future wife."
At the end of the catastrophe, the imperial couple joined forces with their swords, and all nations came to congratulate them on their wedding day. The empress caressed her slightly swollen belly and cursed softly: "Start from conquering me, and you will never end it in this life."
