When she was eight years old, Xie Qingyi, the little princess of Qingluan Kingdom, fell into the water and was rescued by Xiao Jin, the prince of Yaoshuo. She chased after him, hooked her little fingers with him, and promised to marry him when she grew up. Eight years later, the wedding carriage drove through the wind and snow, and she finally married into the Golden Crow Palace—Liangdi, whose status was the lowest and she was not even worthy of having her veil lifted. He hates her. Her mother was his mother-killing enemy. He placed her in the neglected Qingwu Courtyard, letting her kneel in the snow until she fainted. He burned the paintings left by her grandfather in front of a palace full of guests, and let her kneel in the shadow of the lamp to watch him being affectionate with others. She endured, cried, loved, and finally learned that silence cannot buy peace, and bowing her head cannot buy sincerity. That day she changed out of her plain clothes and went to the martial arts training ground with her sword in hand. The moment the veil slipped, he saw her eyes clearly for the first time, and realized for the first time that he could no longer let her go. He said: In my life, I am used to hating, but not loving. She said: Then learn slowly. Anyway, I have enough for a lifetime.