During the Yong'an period, Princess Wujiang Gu Ji was born in a deep palace and was favored by thousands of people.
When she was twelve years old, her mother-in-law's words awakened the cruelty in the palace, and from then on the seeds of cruelty were planted in her heart;
At the age of fourteen, she met Xia Yunfeng, the number one scholar, by chance by the Qujiang Pool, and she fell in love with him at first sight. The white-headed promise in the shadow of Shangyuan's lantern became the most tender light in her youth.
But the Holy Heart is unpredictable, and Xia Yunfeng was brutally executed for offending Long Yan. In the spring of his fifteenth year, the apricot blossoms by the Jinshui Bridge were dyed red with blood. Her innocence and love were buried together with the young man.
From then on, Gu Ji gathered all his tenderness, worked step by step, and plotted for power amidst the swords and shadows of the palace and the palace, just to seek justice for his sweetheart.
She became the sharpest edge in the palace.
But on the eve of the rebellion, Beidi invaded and the emperor abandoned the city and fled.
In the stormy city, she took off her clothes, put on her battle armor, and guarded the country as a princess.
Eventually, the city fell. She sacrificed herself as a woman for her family and country, and for her unfinished love.
Deep in the shackles of the palace, the imperial power is indifferent. She is an involuntary pawn in the chess game, but she has become her own through a lifetime of struggle and perseverance.
Purpose: Women in the feudal era could not escape fate, but they interpreted the stubbornness of life with a lifetime of struggle and perseverance.