She was denounced as an "evil star" and imprisoned in the cold palace for seven years. Then she came back to power. Is it a blessing or a conspiracy?
He is regarded as a "treacherous sycophant" who raised private soldiers to seek power and destroyed his family in his previous life. Is this true or illusory?
He didn't know that she had endured seven years of hardship, that her mother's hatred was difficult to write down, and that the cold moon in the cold palace pricked her pride.
She didn't know that he had been wronged in his previous life and was burdened with a sea of blood, and his loyal soul was shattered by swords and swords.
The whole Zhong family was imprisoned, and she knelt at the palace gate and wrote a letter in blood, begging for a thorough investigation.
She was drugged and kissed, and he returned from thousands of miles away and once set foot in Jingdu City.
He wants to kill the king, she wants to take power. They move step by step, full of calculations, and regard each other as a usable child on the chessboard. But two people who have suffered so much loneliness, even if they know that the person coming is not good, they still regard them as ashes in the snow, sweet in the bitter.
He once asked with a smile, "I lie down and drink a thousand cups without knowing how to get drunk. Who is working hard for me when I look at the world with a smile?"
She once boasted, "After observing the ambitions of men in the world, I want to compare my ambitions to those of the clouds."
He subverted the imperial power, reexamined the grievances and grudges of his past life, and defended the country with all his loyalty.
She ignored the three cardinal principles, broke through the shackles of ethics, and took control of the mountains and rivers.
She destroyed the old and established the new, established female officials and schools, and sought equal rights for women all over the world.
He stabilized the country, implemented new policies, established the court, and guarded the rivers and mountains thousands of miles with the people beside him.
Purpose: Love is better than hatred, self-improvement is better than dependence, change is better than decay.