Sang Weixi's biological mother died unjustly. She was abandoned in a remote village and was treated harshly when she was young. After her wet nurse passed away, she hunkered down alone, waiting for an opportunity for revenge. The imperial concubine's sister organized a banquet at Hongmen, but her father pretended to recall her, and a well-arranged plot dragged her back into the whirlpool of power and intrigue.
The old lady forced her to take advantage of the prince's reputation and read out the imperial edict in public, granting her a marriage to Xie Xiao, the legitimate son of the Duke of Zhenguo, whom she had never met. At the flower viewing banquet in the palace, the imperial concubine made things difficult for her in every possible way, but Sang Weixi calmly fought back, showing off her edge and surprising everyone.
In order to explore the truth, she took the initiative to go to the Duke's Mansion, but met Xie Xiao in a fateful way under the apricot blossoms on the verandah. He was startled at the first sight and fell in love with her; she was scheming and wanted to discuss breaking off the engagement, but when their eyes met, her mood was slightly aroused.
Putting aside his worries on the dangerous wall, the wind carried the fragrance of ink into his palms. A marriage contract that began with the calculation between the imperial power and the family finally became entangled with deep love in every step of testing. And Sang Weixi's road to revenge is also closely entangled with this young prince.
Purpose: As a woman, she plots people's minds in troubled times and controls her own destiny.