In the Dayong Dynasty, the imperial power fell to the side, and the aristocratic families and the royal family fought against each other.
Everyone knows that Shu Zhiyun, the direct daughter of a calligrapher, was frail and sickly, and she was a delicate flower that had not experienced the wind and rain in the boudoir. But no one knows that she is the mastermind behind the "Tingfeng Pavilion", a feared intelligence organization in the world - "Bai Ze". She regards the world as a chessboard and people's hearts as bargaining chips, and only seeks to preserve her family in troubled times.
The seventh prince, Xiao Qi, appears to be an idle prince who only loves calligraphy and painting, but in reality he is a bloodthirsty lone wolf dormant in the dark. He coveted the supreme throne, and even more so the woman who could help him break the situation.
The end of a poetry recital exposed her edge; a deliberate approach allowed him to tear apart her disguise.
"Book Girl, this country is too heavy for me to carry alone. Why don't you and I hold it together?"
From allies who take advantage of each other, to lovers who depend on each other for life and death. When a family blood feud lies between two people, when trust is shattered by intrigues. She once thought that he was her doomed fate, but little did she know that he was her only salvation in this life.
Purpose: The true "power and favor" is not a gift from the emperor to his concubine, but the mutual persistence of two independent souls between "family, country" and "individual". When Xiao Qi made a letter to know that Yun was the queen, it was not "favor", but "recognition" - recognizing her value as a "Bai Ze" and recognizing her dignity as a "human being".
