She was an ordinary orphan in the twenty-first century, but unexpectedly transmigrated to the Great Qing. Her father turned out to be Kangxi's former tutor from his early days among the common people. When her father took a knife meant for Kangxi in an accident, she became an orphan once again and was taken to the very place she least wanted to go!
She wants nothing to do with any of them: the cold as ice Yinzhen, the refined and courteous Yinsi, or the bold and dashing Yinzhen. She doesn't want to get caught up in their conflicts, nor does she want to see them meet tragic ends. Yet fate keeps playing tricks on her. She admires Yinzhen, pities Yinsi, and aches for Yinzhen. How can she reject these feelings, and how can she pursue her own happiness?
It's pretty good to watch, and the heroine and the Fourth Master together are also pretty good. I like the heroine on 8.9.13.14, But it's a pity that the palace is as deep as the sea, so it's not worth it.