Yi Fu grew up with her mother, who was a doctor. She was free and easy for most of her life and had no interest in wealthy family matters. She was the first assistant to her father, who was just an old friend that her mother said was "unsuitable". Once the situation suddenly changed, the chief assistant was framed, the crime of collaborating with the enemy was found out, and all the members of the Yi family were killed. Her stepmother Liu Shuyi brought advantages and disadvantages to each other. She had no choice but to trade her position as queen for the safety of her family and her mother.
Entering the palace as a queen was a compromise she had to make - she was not good at medicine, did not understand politics, and was trapped in a deep palace. She saved money every day, plotted her way back, and just wanted to escape from this imperial chess game. Being a new emperor was a choice that weighed the pros and cons. The imperial power was not stable, and she was surrounded by old ministers and relatives. Marrying a girl from the Yi family as his queen could not only keep the old subordinates in line, but also avoid the trouble of relatives. Her mediocrity was his most reliable bargaining chip.
He watched her plans with a cold eye and despised her slowness, but he repeatedly blocked the harem's secret arrows for her; she distanced herself from his sharp edges and was afraid of his majesty, but due to his occasional sympathy, she moved her feelings that she shouldn't have. Both of them understood that this heartbeat was a taboo between imperial power and freedom, so they had no choice but to restrain themselves. He guarded his kingdom for thousands of miles, and she cherished her fireworks. It started with calculations, trapped in pulling, and finally helpless. It was difficult to reconcile the kingdom and freedom, and deep love finally lost to sobriety.
Purpose: In the game of imperial power and freedom, it tells the story of a pair of emperors and empresses who began with calculations. With restrained heartbeats and sober obsessions, they each stick to their original aspirations and face the shortcomings of their fate. It not only writes about the cruelty of the confrontation of power, but also about the helplessness of being unable to control yourself, and also about the tenderness and regret under sobriety and restraint.