When the sixth prince Zhou Xian was eight years old, he was as thin as a firewood stick and did not dare to say a word when his servants deprived him of food.
Until a pretty little princess got lost and barged in. She put her hands on her hips and scolded the servants. Then she ran to the late emperor to complain: "Uncle Huang, I want him to be my follower!"
The late emperor approved and named him King Yi, giving him a residence next door to the Taifu's Mansion.
She called him brother Xiaozhi, but she thought he was too thin, so she sent him to the secret guard camp: "You can protect me only when you become stronger."
Two years later, the boy returned, put on a mask, and became her shadow.
Everyone has forgotten what the sixth prince looks like. It wasn't until the heir apparent ended tragically and the throne became vacant that everyone was shocked to realize that there was a King Yi in the corner.
On the day he ascended the throne, Zhou Xian put the jade seal into Gu Xichao's hand.
"I don't like to get up early. Please help me approve the memorial."
Gu Xichao glared at him: "I can't even get up!"
Then people all over the world saw a strange scene: the emperor hugged the queen and read the memorial every day after retreating from the court, and the queen's casual words while half asleep and half awake could make the corrupt officials wipe out the family.
Later, the prime minister rebelled, the time-traveling woman turned into a demon, and the enemy princess proposed to marry, but the couple teamed up to kill them all.
The courtiers finally understood - in this world, the one who really has the final say is the Queen who is called "Brother Xiaozhi" when she is in a good mood and "Zhou Zhizhi" when she is in a bad mood.
