The Zhao government in the Central Plains fell apart, the imperial power declined, Emperor Zhao was fatuous, and his ministers were suspicious of his ministers. People in the entire court were panicked, and foreign enemies were on the lookout. The world was divided into three major forces: the royal family who occupied the orthodox but decadent imperial capital, the powerful family in the south of the Yangtze River, and the hereditary king with a different surname who guarded the northern border and had a large number of loyal and brave soldiers.
Dual heroine setting, don't squirt if you don't like it
Xie Qing: The eldest daughter of the Prime Minister of Zhao Dynasty and the real helmsman of the Prime Minister's Mansion. Although she was born in the Prime Minister's Mansion with no worries about food and clothing, and her parents were loving, her eldest daughter's keenness has already allowed her to glimpse the twists and turns in this situation. Her words and deeds are all models of the family, and her appearance is peerless. She is the most talented woman in the capital, but what is not known to everyone is that she has a deep mind and is decisive in killing.
Qin Yu: The only son of the King of Zhenbei (a man disguised as a woman), a young master who is well respected by the people in the north. The enemies are intimidated by him. He leads 600,000 cavalry in the north to regain the lost territory. The enemies internally call him "Jade Faced Yama". He is disgusted with the cunning plot of the court and only trusts the sharp sword in his hand called "Die Wang".
Emperor Zhao was afraid of the military power in the north and set up traps to kill people frequently. Qin Yu came to Beijing as the breaker to deal with the situation. Emperor Zhao's five sons and one daughter have all grown up, and they need the help of the Prime Minister to stabilize their status. However, Xie Qing knows that once she takes sides, the family will be in a dilemma, and the world will be in chaos. She has no choice but to play a chess game in the world as the chess player.
Concept: A complete female image that combines strength and softness, a rebaptism of the family, country and world, and a harmonious personality of the piano and the harp.