Da Yao's dynasty was corrupted, with exclusive power from the clan, exploitation by aristocratic families, and shackles of etiquette and law on all beings. The auxiliary king and uncle brought trouble to the government and the public, framed the prince, and had liaisons with foreign enemies, stirring up chaos in the court for decades.
Sichen, the fallen prince who has been dormant for several years, does not seek a hasty reset, but waits for the old situation to fester and people's mentality to change, and is dedicated to restoring order in the country. Shi Cen, the legitimate daughter of a century-old family, breaks free from the shackles of the boudoir and gender fate, abandons the mediocrity of the boudoir, and enters the game of power with wisdom.
Intention: In troubled times, the old system is decaying. Young monarchs and ministers work side by side to break the situation. Instead of using power to determine the world, they use their original intention to break the shackles, destroy the rules, and establish a new era. This proves that the country can be changed, the world can be new, and women can also play chess and establish a new world.