This article is based on the historical background of Jing Ke's assassination of the King of Chu. The assassin Jing Ke and Princess Min Dai met in the folk. Jing Ke was proficient in music and Min Dai was good at singing and dancing. By chance, Jing Ke became Min Dai's piano player. As time goes by, the two develop feelings for each other.
King Qin Yingzheng went to Zhao as an envoy. At the banquet, King Zhao Youmiao asked his eldest princess Mindai to perform a dance. Princess Mindai was a peerless beauty with superb dancing skills. King Qin was in his prime and fell in love with Mindai at first sight. He proposed the idea of marriage to King Zhao, and King Zhao and King Qin agreed. Toshidai did not dare to disobey his father's orders and become a victim of a political marriage. The King of Qin loved Min Dai very much and wanted to make him a queen, but Min Dai refused and was willing to be a concubine and was named Concubine Zheng.
As the ambition of the King of Qin grew bigger and bigger, he swept across the six kingdoms. In the Battle of Changping, Mindai learned that Zhao was defeated and Bai Qi massacred more than 400,000 people in his mother country. She was heartbroken and prepared to commit suicide for the country, but found out that she was pregnant. Mindai did not want to harm the child and gave up the idea of committing suicide. Jing Ke, who was under Yan □□, heard the bad news and was extremely dissatisfied with King Qin's evil deeds. For the sake of the people of the world and for his beloved Min Dai, he took the initiative to ask for orders to assassinate King Qin. But the assassination failed, and Jing Ke was stabbed to death on the spot by the King of Qin. Min Dai cried bitterly. After giving birth to the eldest son Fusu, he drank arsenic, put on his wedding dress, danced another song for the dead Jing Ke in the snow, and finally died in the snow.
The King of Qin buried Min Dai in the imperial mausoleum with great honors. He never had a queen in his life...