Shen Qiaoqiao was reborn at the age of five, just as her father Shen Zhongyi took her to marry Princess Qingyue. In the previous life, the father and daughter were dependent on others, but her biological father was obsessed with fame and was exploited. She clung to three stepbrothers and became a laughing stock in the capital. She was eventually thrown into a mass grave by her legitimate son, Chu Yan, and no bones were left.
After resurrecting her life, she put an end to her father's obsession with the imperial examinations, turned towards the eldest princess Chu Lihua, and softly said "Mother", accurately poking at the weakness of this aloof lady who was in power and had no children to support her.
There are turbulent undercurrents in the princess's house: the three legitimate sons treat each other coldly, and the youngest son Chu Yan regards her as a thorn in her side, setting up traps and making things difficult for her at every turn; the nanny who teaches her treats her harshly, and slaves betray their masters and step down. Troubles in the former harem also frequently involve this powerless father and daughter.
Shen Qiaoqiao pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger with the memory of his past life, and resolves the frame-up at the birthday party and the conspiracy in the house fight. While coaxing the eldest princess to become more and more fond of him, he also awakens his own father to clear up the injustice and play it steadily, playing a bad hand with success. But why is Chu Yan, the third young master who always confronts her tit for tat, looking more and more strange?
