In the Qi royal family, there was a girl named Ming Yuxuan who had a cheerful, optimistic, carefree, and informal manner. The emperor taught her the rules for a long time, but she forgot all about them after sleeping, eating, and playing for a while.
Yuxuan's childhood playmate was the prince of Yan Kingdom who was rescued during hunting, but at first, no one knew his identity and just regarded him as a quirky book boy. He looks indifferent, but he takes great care of Yuxuan. His heart is soft and delicate. His name is Wang Mingruo.
Later, the State of Wu attacked the State of Qi, and the soldiers defended the border. Unfortunately, the State of Qi was experiencing a drought. The soldiers were eventually defeated due to lack of food.
Yuxuan was also reduced to a beggar, trampled on the street and humiliated.
The emperor and the queen died of illness, leaving her alone. Her brothers and sisters fled to foreign countries, leaving her behind.
Mingruo was forcibly dragged away by people sent by Yan State.
However, Mingruo still thinks about Yuxuan in her heart.
In the dark night, he finally escaped from the palace and returned to Qi on horseback.
Yuxuan was sold to a brothel again.
The women there bullied her and made things difficult for her.
On the first day when she was forced to go to bed with a man, Mingruo came back.
He pulled Yuxuan and tried to take her away, but she didn't want to. She didn't want to see her country occupied by Wu. She wanted to revitalize Qi!
Under Mingruo's strong pull, the Emperor of Yan finally agreed to help the Princess of Qi.
With the help of Yan State, Qi State gradually became prosperous.
Mingruo also married Yuxuan openly.
This story contains both tragedy and light drama.