Princess Jianing
As the beloved legitimate daughter of the emperor and empress, Nangong Yuqin had been indulged and favored by her parents since she was a child, and her honor was unparalleled. She participated in politics as an exception and was well versed in the intrigues of the people, and was good at arranging chess games to check and balance the officials. She married the prime minister of the dynasty, who was profound and wise.
Purpose: To break the inherent shackles of ancient women trapped in the back house, to show that the royal princess controls the government with her own wisdom, and to prove that women can also have the world in mind and be in charge of balance. It depicts the ultimate Machiavellian couple who join forces with powerful forces. They check and balance each other with the wisdom of the city and rely on each other, interpreting the complex relationship between interests and sincerity in the court. Explore the ultimate emperor's favor, which is both a shelter and a shackles. Under the great fame and honor, the game between people's hearts and the dispute over power and desire never stop.