In the twelfth year of Jingyuan of the Great Yan Dynasty, Zhu Xiaotian, the war god of the north and the governor, had been fighting for twenty years without a single defeat. The barbarians called him "the Yama of the north".
The life experience of the six-year-old girl Zhu Qiqi is a mystery - she is the illegitimate daughter of Zhu Xiaotian and the folk girl Shen Ruolan. Shen Ruolan sacrificed her life to save Zhu Xiaotian from poisoning ten years ago, and the two fell in love. Zhu Xiaotian left the tiger-shaped jade pendant as a token and promised to marry him when he returned from the victory.
However, the war continued for years, and Zhu Xiaotian did not return. Shen Ruolan gave birth to Zhu Qiqi alone and worked hard to raise her until she was six years old. She was seriously ill and dying. Before she died, she handed the tiger-shaped jade pendant to Zhu Qiqi and asked her to go to Chang'an City to find her father.
Zhu Qiqi traveled thousands of miles to Chang'an alone with his mother's relics and portrait.
A scene at the city gate, a six-year-old girl verbally engaged with the guard, alarming the court. Zhu Xiaotian recognized his daughter, and the emperor specially named her "Princess of Peiping" and gave her the honor of "entering the court without bowing, praising or worshiping without honor" - a six-year-old girl can stand upright in the court hall, neither kneeling nor worshiping, and is on an equal footing with the civil and military officials of the entire court.
However, Zhu Qiqi's existence touched the interests of too many people.
Prime Minister Wang Chongwen sees her as a thorn in his side, the second prince Xiao Chengyu wants to win over the power of the governor's office, the prince Xiao Chengjing sees her as a threat, and the queen mother is behind the scenes to listen to politics and control everything secretly.
A six-year-old girl, in the turbulent court, uses her poisonous tongue to clear the way, uses her wisdom to break the situation, and uses her actions to prove——
She, Zhu Qiqi, is here to stir up this great Yan situation.