The sixteenth princess of the Jiang Kingdom was named Qingyang. She was plain-looking and unloved, a cautious, honest, and dutiful person.
Unfortunately, the ruler of the Jiang Kingdom was arrogant and reckless. His chaotic actions brought trouble upon him, and an enemy army marched to the kingdom's gates.
At this critical moment, an envoy from the opposing side delivered a letter:
The good news: They would withdraw their troops if Qingyang was sent to their tent.
The not-so-good news: The other side was led by Qingyang's former husband, Prince Gong Heng, who had once been a hostage in the Jiang Kingdom.
The bad news: Gong Heng had recently succeeded to the throne as the new ruler.
The even worse news: Qingyang and Ying Heng had divorced when he returned to his own kingdom, and the split had been extremely ugly.
The worst news: Qingyang had already remarried and had a daughter.
Theme: I fight and fight to get what I want, but I'm a good man
