In the imaginary world, the current empress had great foresight and planned to divide the military power in the name of selecting a male emperor. General Leng Wushuang of the Shence Mansion and General Xie Tong of the Qianniu Guard also had heavy troops, and undercurrents in the court suddenly arose.
Nangong Moyu, the right general of Shence, has been on the battlefield all year round. He has a cold heart and has no mood for love until he meets Wu Ming from Mingxiang Villa.
Wu Ming has a double secret identity. He is the secret envoy of Tianyi under the empress, and he is also controlled by Xie Tongye. Tang Que, who was participating in the battle to win the title of Empress, was obsessed with Wu Ming, but Wu Ming only had Nangong Moyu in her heart. Xie Tong also used this as an excuse to use Tang Que's life to coerce her into the palace to assassinate the empress.
Nangong Moyu saw through her dilemma and was willing to bear the trouble. One night in the hot spring, the two took off their disguises and expressed their feelings to each other, making a vow not to let each other down in troubled times. In order to protect Wu Ming Zhouquan, Nangong gave up his friendship for many years and revealed the evidence of Leng and Xie's rebellion to the empress. The two powerful military officials were executed and the chaos in the court subsided.
However, the situation was still uncertain. In order to balance the ghost kingdom on the border, the empress decreed that Wu Ming should be married to the ghost kingdom's prince, and the two of them were separated. Nangong Moyu was named the cross-sea generalissimo and led his troops to the Cangming Kingdom.
On the eve of their departure, the two of them spent the rest of their lives together in a garden filled with purple peonies. Their hearts were filled with unspeakable pain. They made a private agreement to wait for peace in the world and stay together in a small courtyard for the rest of their lives.
Many years later, Nangong pacified the overseas territories and ascended to the throne. He sat alone in the history museum and read through old volumes. He wrote about this past of separation of power and close friends, and named it "Wei Zi Pian".
Purpose: Based on the turbulent background of the Wei Zi Rebellion, it depicts the deep bond between two women fighting side by side and trusting each other, and analyzes the irreconcilable contradiction between the great cause of the country and personal affection.