Dayong's most favored Princess Baozhang, He Yaozhi, was born with gold and jade, bright and flamboyant, and everyone in the capital said that she was blessed with good fortune.
Only she knows that since Aye's death, her shadow has always been half a beat slower than hers.
At the palace banquet, Aye's old minister died suddenly. The man is dead, but his shadow is still standing on the wall. Then the side of his neck broke silently, and then he slowly fell back into the body.
It was exactly the same as the way her Aye died.
That night, He Yaozhi fell into a deep sleep. She didn't know that her shadow was still wearing the palace banquet attire, returning to the palace alone, and completing for her what she wanted to do most during the day but couldn't do it.
The next day, Ji Xuandu, the general of Zuo Jinwu's guard, came to see him.
During the day, he has a shadow. After nightfall, he didn't.
But he was the only one in the world who could intercept her disembodied shadow.
He Yaozhi wants to use his identity to track down his father's old case, and Ji Xuandu also wants to use her shadow to find out the reason for his disappearance. The two of them each had their own desires, and they hit it off immediately. From an old letter, they found out the secrets of the palace, and from a sudden death many years ago, they uncovered old crimes that no one dared to mention under the imperial power.
Concept: Women are not footnotes in life, but participants and rewriters of rules