The substitute maid Shen Zhaoyun tore up the imperial edict and proclaimed himself emperor in public, shocking the world. Xie Wuchen, an orphan from the former dynasty, intends to use her to restore the country, but is gradually attracted by the order she has reshaped; Liu Meiniang, the palace minister, donates the queen's blood letter, which makes her ascension to the throne a legal name; the general's daughter Zhao Huaijin leads the cavalry to serve, the mute girl Aman uses poison to ward off the enemy, and the number one scholar Cui Yuheng weaves a web of counterattack under the cloak of ritual and music. This is not a restoration, but a revolution from the inside out - what she wants is not the throne, but a world where women don't have to be anyone's shadow.