Ziqin traveled to an unknown era through a piece of family heirloom. She was seriously injured and was mistaken for a runaway maid. She was sold into Ningsui Hall as a rough servant. Little did she know that the third prince Ning Luo lived in Ningsui Hall. In the third year of Tianming, the Huns from the north invaded with their troops. The emperor sent the three princes to lead the troops to fight against the enemy. Some maids were unwilling to die and pushed Ziqin into a pit of fire. Ziqin was responsible for taking care of the wounded soldiers. Unexpectedly, the Huns attacked the barracks at night. Ziqin was able to rescue many wounded soldiers due to her skills. Ning Hao appreciated Ziqin and promoted her to be his deputy general. Ziqin transformed into a girl and fought fiercely on the battlefield as a man. Half a year later, she returned to the imperial court with her army. . . . . .
After returning to the court, she acted handsome and stupid, defeated the concubines, and became the emperor. . . . . .
It's a pity that I died alone in the end and couldn't fulfill the vow I made with him, "Whose silhouette will we share with the red candle? Let's finish the cup and drink lingeringly. In this life and this life, I will give it to you."