During the Dajing Dynasty, the shackles of ethics and education were extremely heavy, and male supremacy prevailed. The aristocratic family relied on the imperial power, the princes' factions fought fiercely, the women were pawns and vassals, and they had no control over life or death, honor or disgrace.
Shen Zheng, the eldest daughter of the Prime Minister of Dajing, is gentle, polite and abiding by female virtues. For a family marriage, she married into Prince Jing's palace and became Princess Jing. She used all the power of the Shen family to help her husband consolidate the vassal territory and deal with the court. In the end, she was framed by her husband, her concubine, and the eccentric family, and she was accused of collaborating with the enemy, treason, and causing chaos in the palace. The entire Shen family was exiled and executed. She was deprived of her status and given the poisonous white silk ribbon. She sat in the cold palace for three months and died tragically with hatred.
Returning to the years when I was about to get married, I saw through the hypocrisy of ethics and the coldness of people's hearts, and no longer believed in family ties and love. This life is just to preserve the loyal bloodline of the Shen family, liquidate all enemies, tear up the fate of chess pieces, and control one's own life and death.
