People all over Chang'an thought that Jiang Yun, the legitimate daughter of the Marquis of Jing'an, was an immortal relegated from the sky - cold, aloof and arrogant, with the most famous reputation in Chang'an.
No one knows that this "most talented woman in Chang'an" secretly likes to lie on the wall and nibble on candied fruit, and her entire family of poems is her fault.
According to an imperial edict, Jiang Yun married the cold-faced prince known as the "living chess game". Everyone in Chang'an was worried for her: if two icebergs came together, life would be difficult in the future.
On the night of the wedding, when the hijab was lifted, the prince's first words were: "Are you tired after pretending all the way?"
It turned out that he had seen through her true face from the first time he met her. He didn't expose her, but instead indulged in everything and protected her at every turn - allowing her to return to being the greedy, short-talking, secretive person in front of him.
