In the last years of Dajing, the imperial power was in decline, the feudal kings were separatist, the world was in turmoil, and love was all in vain.
Su Qingyuan, the legitimate daughter of a prominent family in the south of the Yangtze River, came to Beijing with a pure heart, and fell in love with Xiao Jue, the seventh prince who was dormant for the first time. He promised her a beautiful girl, and she poured out her heart and was willing to fall in love in troubled times. But the imperial power plots are pressing harder, others are maliciously instigating, and misunderstandings are piled up. The once gentle couple turned into enemies in an instant.
In order to protect himself, he cruelly cut off his love and pushed her into the abyss in public; she was threatened by her family and was burdened with pain, and it was difficult to express her true feelings so far away. War broke out suddenly, and the entire Su family was massacred. She went through torture and suffered many hardships, but he seized power and proclaimed himself emperor in regret, and tried his best to make amends, but he could no longer cover her broken heart.
Family feud and deep love are entangled, misunderstanding and obsession coexist. Love to the extreme is hurt, and it hurts to the point of becoming a stranger to the bone marrow. He died in battle, leaving regrets for the rest of his life; she stayed alone in the palace, regretting it for the rest of her life. A tragic song of bones, describing the fate of children in troubled times who cannot keep their love and hate to break up. In the end, their bones turn to ashes, leaving only an eternal regret that no one will mention again.
