In the seventh year of Kaiyuan, the five-year-old King Li Mao had a high fever and was on the verge of death. When he opened his eyes again, the body of the most inconspicuous prince in the prosperous Tang Dynasty had already lived in the soul of the man who created the prosperous age of Zhenguan a hundred years ago and left a lifelong nightmare in Xuanwu Gate.
He lurked in the shadow of the prosperous age, watching with cold eyes as Kaiyuan gradually decayed and Tianbao collapsed, waiting alone for a trace of the soul of an old friend that spanned a hundred years.
The year when Yang's daughter from Shu came to Beijing, he recognized her at a glance as the reincarnation of his Guanyin maid, Empress Changsun, but she didn't remember anything. For the next twenty years, he hid under the blue tiles and white walls of Prince Shou's Mansion, staying with the ignorant but kind-hearted Yuhuan in restraint.
Until the emperor's covetousness comes, until the war burns through the illusion of prosperity.
In Maweipo's bloody night, the substitute died tragically, and the memory of Yuhuan's two lives was instantly awakened. She finally recognized that the Shou Wang who had endured for half her life and protected her was Li Shimin, who had been waiting for her for a full hundred years.
From Lingwu to Chang'an, from regency to return to power, the emperors and empresses who spanned a hundred years worked side by side to mend the sky, creating a prosperous era known in history as "the rule of peace and happiness".
After awakening, Yuhuan used the memories of Queen Changsun and Concubine Yang as a mirror to see thousands of women who were coerced by power. The light of the women's hospital, the law of the widow's estate, the ransomed daughters - she produces power from compassion and change from strength.
"Your Highness, I have never regretted my life for three lives."
Purpose: The emperor redeems the regrets of a hundred years, the queen strives for a foothold for the forgotten by herself and others, and the emperor and the queen work together to make up for the shortcomings of the prosperous age.