On the first night after entering the palace, Shen Wan just wanted to keep a low profile and save her life. Unexpectedly, when Feng Pei was heated, when she opened her eyes again, she turned into the young emperor Xiao Heng.
Bad news: She has no memory of the emperor, but she has to go to court for him at dawn. If she is not careful, her secret will be exposed in front of the civil and military officials of the court.
Worse news: The real Xiao Heng was standing in her face, forcing her to bow her head step by step within the rules of the palace.
The two cannot read minds, cannot communicate remotely, and will suffer from chest tightness and dizziness if they are too far apart. If one person reveals his secret, both of them are ruined; if one person is dying, the other person cannot survive alone.
As a result, the girl who best understood how ordinary people lived their lives began to sit on the throne for the emperor; the emperor, who was accustomed to using power to solve everything, also saw for the first time how identity and rules can trap a person.
She saw for him the people and their hearts outside the memorial, and he helped her through the warmth and coldness in the harem and the inability to control herself. Those women who could only wait to be assigned their fate have made their own choices one by one because of this dislocation.
From the daily life in the palace to the famine and border, from the misunderstanding of favor to the battle of destiny, they have shared the wind and rain in each other's bodies, and they have also gone from being on guard against each other to the point where no one can leave the other.
Until Xiao Heng finally understood that true co-governance is not to let her sit on the throne for him forever, but to still be willing to share choices, responsibilities and power with her after changing her body.
Shen Wan: "Your Majesty, why are you blushing again?"
Xiao Heng: "Shut up. That's your face."