Shen Qingci, titled Princess Minghua, was the most noble girl in the capital. She was proficient in music, chess, calligraphy and painting, with picturesque eyebrows. She had a charming and innocent temperament but still had character. She had the dual glory of a royal family and a general.
But overnight, everything turned upside down.
A forged secret letter of collusion with the enemy was delivered to the capital from northern Xinjiang by horseback. It was stamped with Shen Ce's general's seal. Every word of it confirmed his capital crime of colluding with Beidi and betraying military intelligence.
The emperor was furious and ordered his family to be confiscated. She was deprived of her title as princess, consigned to the status of a criminal slave, and was thrown from the clouds into the mire.
She thought that she would rot in the mud and sink in hatred until she died.
Little did she know that in the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River, the cold, dignified and unsullied prince Xie Jingheng of the Marquis of Yongning would become the only light in her dark life, the salvation she had to strive for across life and death.
Purpose: Redemption and Growth