The era in which the story takes place is far from historical reality. But in this time and space, like many dynasties in history, there are constant turmoils between countries, wars are difficult to eliminate, and several major countries struggle to maintain a delicate balance. As a small country in the Central Plains founded by the Xianbei people, Yanguo was able to skillfully maneuver among the major powers, perhaps because of its unique geographical advantages, and was able to temporarily stay in a corner.
King Qin Hui, the former king of the Kingdom of Qin, was instigated by an adulterer to send his eight-year-old son Shang Chen to the Kingdom of Yan as a hostage. On the one hand, it was to maintain the relationship with the Kingdom of Yan. On the other hand, it must be said that it was also because he really suspected that his beloved concubine Li, the mother of Shang Chen, was not his own flesh and blood. Concubine Li died prematurely. Although King Qin Hui did not want to tarnish the name of the deceased, once strange thoughts arose in people's hearts, they could never be eradicated. Over the years, he became increasingly unable to restrain his thoughts, and finally sent the merchants to Yan Kingdom.
At this time, Fenghuang was only six years old. The little Phoenix Emperor is like a creature made in heaven. He has gathered all the beautiful qualities. He is extremely smart and has a pure mind. The boy who is like a baby is very much like a little girl.
When they first met, Shang Chen was attacked by assassins at night and was seriously injured, so Feng Huang asked for medicine to save him. On a rainy night, Shang Chen was worried and unexplainable. Feng Huang untied his knot, and from then on, they buried an extraordinary relationship.
Perhaps the two were destined to meet each other. They spent a year in Yanguo's palace where they needed each other, and made a firm vow when they parted. Maybe God was just joking, but six years later, their fates have reached a fork in the road...