Tiantian traveled through time and became the daughter of a guilty minister, and was imprisoned in the harem. In the draft hall, she deliberately poured tea on the tyrant Ba Tian and wanted to be kicked out, but she was kept because she had a face that looked exactly like the late queen.
He regarded her as a substitute - for the Bai Yueguang who died blocking his arrow. She studied ink, served tea, sang songs, and lived cautiously, but she still couldn't help being moved.
It wasn't until the truth was revealed that she understood: he never loved her, all he loved was that face.
She was ignored, bullied, and forced to drink poison. But the moment she picked up the medicine bowl, the tyrant rushed in like crazy, knocked over the medicine bowl, and hugged her tightly.
He said: "I don't know how to love others. I thought it would be safe if I closed my heart, but I forgot - the key is in your hand."
This is an ancient sadistic and sweet story about a substitute killing someone, a tyrant chasing his wife, and from heartbreak to sincerity.
