The country was destroyed and the palace was burned. Shen Linghui was reduced to a bargaining chip for his relatives in exchange for a way out. He was imprisoned in the sky and almost died in the flames of the imperial city. She escaped by chance in the snowstorm and was helped by an anonymous nobleman to survive, but she never knew the true identity of her benefactor.
After lying dormant for several years, she changed multiple identities. First, she eliminated the rebels with one song, and then disguised herself as a distant relative who was in trouble and defected to the surrendered minister Li Shuheng, who was burdened with eternal infamy. Everyone accused him of abandoning his homeland and serving the new dynasty, but little did they know that the Beishuo Zhongshu Minister was just a puppet placed in front of the new emperor. He was covered in infamy as a cover, and he had been secretly plotting for several years just to regain his great cause.
When they first met in Yuhu, Li Shuheng recognized the princess in distress that he had rescued on the snowy night. He kept silent about his old feelings and allowed her to step into the turbulent whirlpool. He secretly worked every step to clear the thorny road ahead for her.
Living in the Li Mansion, Shen Linghui was burdened with a blood feud. He worked hard step by step in the court's calculations and various forces, and grew from an abandoned son who was manipulated by others to a chess player who holds the chess game in his hands. Every time danger was saved, it was Li Shuheng who shouldered all the criticism and paved the way with his own life.
The truth about Xue Zhongen and An Zhonghu was revealed one by one, and the two put down their guard and formed a life-or-death alliance.
She strategized and eliminated the traitors, and he spent half his life planning to help her reach the top of the Ninth Five-Year Plan.
When the Kingdom of Zhao was restored and the mountains and rivers were restored to His Majesty Dan, he bowed his head and said in a steady voice: "Congratulations, Your Majesty."
Intention: Life is like a chess game. He who knows the game survives, he who breaks the game survives, and he who masters the game wins.