After the Duke of Zhen and the Marquis of Lin'an teamed up to attack Shangjing, the emperor and empress of the Yue Dynasty were buried in a sea of fire. The prince fled to the middle road of Shu with his remaining soldiers and loyal ministers, but could not take away his younger sister, Princess Yun Hebi of Le'an. She was imprisoned in the forbidden palace by the prince Zhenguo.
At the same time, in Lin'an Mansion in Jiangnan Province, Lin Shuran, the eldest daughter of the Marquis of Lin'an, said goodbye to her father and stepmother and set off north to Beijing. She was going to confirm the long-established engagement with the Duke of Zhenguo.
Lin Shu was beautiful and virtuous, and was famous in the south of the Yangtze River. Two years ago, he was canonized as the head of the county for his contribution to flood control.
The clouds combine with the jade, and the beauty is unparalleled, surpassing all others. She was deeply favored by the emperor and empress, and lived in seclusion on weekdays. However, her reputation was flawed because of her intolerant and jealous remarks during the canonization ceremony of the county magistrate.
When she was a child, Lin Shuran was the princess's closest companion. After she returned home due to her mother's death, she became increasingly unfamiliar with him. She must figure out what happened to Yun Hebi.
PS: Two angles of attack, Yun Hebi has more angles. Written to relieve stress, the three views of the characters need to be treated with caution.
Intention: To be as evil as to be ruined
