Cui Lingyi, the daughter of a declining branch of the Cui family in Qinghe, was named in the Book of Songs, "Every gentleman who is a younger brother should not be without Lingyi." Her father died suddenly, and her widowed mother and young brother depended on each other. With a marriage proposal, she was sent to the East Palace and became the crown prince's concubine.
Prince Ji Huaijin, also known as "Huaijin Holds Yu", is the prince who was personally recognized by the sage as "worthy of the best jade in the world". But he was deeply constrained by his family. He only married her to balance the forces of all parties and treated her coldly in every possible way.
In the East Palace, the king is surrounded by Xie, and there are murderous intentions everywhere. Cui Lingyi tolerated the situation, captured the thief on a rainy night, broke the situation at the banquet, and gained a foothold in Bu Bu Jing's heart.
Until she discovered that there was another hidden reason behind her father's death. There was a secret letter hidden in the white jade hairpin that was her mother's relic, which provided ironclad evidence pointing to the shocking conspiracy of the Langya Wang family back then.
She changed from passively accepting pressure to actively participating in the game, and she and the prince went from testing suspicion to facing the enemy side by side, from each having their own agenda to relying on each other in life and death.
There are two people named in the "Book of Songs". One observes "Yi" and the other cherishes "Jin".
Complete two-way healing in the whirlpool of power and truth, and guard the purity of the mountains and rivers together.
Determination: As a younger brother, all gentlemen must follow the rules