Ji Yue's biological mother died young, and she was fostered in the home of her uncle Jiangmen in the Western Region since she was a child. Unwilling to let her fate be manipulated by others, she once put on a mask and joined the army for her brother, becoming the famous "Jade-faced General" in the border areas. She also traveled around the world under the pseudonym "Jinghong" and saw how difficult people's lives were.
A draft edict forced her to enter the palace and became the emperor's pawn to balance the court. In the deep palace, she dealt with various forces such as queens and concubines, and gradually moved from an inconspicuous concubine to the center of power.
When the coup broke out, she saved him with a knife and fought side by side with the emperor to escape the siege. When the Qing Emperor came to his side and put down the rebellion, she helped him regain control of the country and was made queen. However, the deep palace could not trap the soul longing for freedom. In the end, the emperor gave her the old sword and let her go.
Many years later, the war in the north resumed. The female general "Jinghong" who took the enemy's head among the thousands of troops was the queen who left the palace with a sword. The emperor, who left the palace in Zen, finally found the truly free phoenix among the mountains and rivers.
This is a legend of a woman breaking free from shackles and pursuing herself. It is also a soulful song about understanding and perfection. As a woman, she crossed the palace wall, crossed the secular world, and finally crossed the entire world.
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