King's Deed

In the seventeenth year of Kaiyuan, Chang'an was prosperous and corrupt, and the classes were like abyss. Chu Youyun came back through time with modern business thinking, and built her own luxury business empire in the West City with her stunning skin and business talent. She is sober and self-interested, does not believe in love, only believes in wealth and rules, and just wants to survive in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Mu Yun, the powerful Prince Jing, was originally a cold, aloof person in power who hated all overtures, but he was attracted by her indifference and uniqueness. From publicly protecting her at the Qujiang Banquet to breaking the law and setting up a private guard for her, his preference was paranoid and possessive from the beginning. A promise of marriage pushed her to a desperate situation. In order to protect herself, she took the initiative to enter into a marriage contract with him - she used his royal power to protect her property, and he used her title to retain his only obsession, which had nothing to do with love and only talked about business. Xu Rong, the legitimate daughter of the sinner who had been secretly in love with Mu Yun for many years, was given to Chu Youyun as a dancer to relieve his boredom. His secret love was broken, and his hatred grew wildly, becoming a poisonous snake in a cage waiting for an opportunity to bite back. This is a game between a powerful man in the prosperous Tang Dynasty and a stunning female businesswoman. It is a utilitarian marriage contract called "King's Contract", and it is also a fateful entanglement between three people trapped in class and desire. He is willing to surrender, she is sober and self-possessed, she is trapped in a cage, and no one can escape unscathed under the wind and moon in the prosperous age. Purpose: To explore the struggles and choices of individuals among desires, rules, and fate under the strict class barriers in the feudal era. It uses utilitarian marriage and paranoid love as the carrier to show the complexity and multifaceted nature of human nature behind the prosperity of the prosperous times, and to convey the power of women's survival to be sober, independent, and not dependent on others.