Lu Yao is a miserable woman. When she turned 30, she lost her marriage, career and family. Suddenly, she was transformed from a proud daughter to an abandoned wife. Is there anything worse than having your first love in college and your mistress forcing you to divorce? What's even worse is that she was forced by her ex-husband to remarry, was hit by a car and became a vegetative state, and her soul traveled to the body of Jia Nanfeng's sister Jia Wu, becoming a relative of the emperor. Fortunately, in the Western Jin Dynasty, there was no entanglement between the ex-husband and the mistress. When he had nothing to do, he and his best friend Pan An secretly watched the woman take a bath, drank wine with Liu Ling, a drunkard, and watched Shi Chong compete for wealth. The ancients showed off their wealth like no one before or since. It was also good to listen to Ji Shao playing the piano and learn from Zuo Si. Shan Tao is her teacher, Wang Rong is her in-law, please be good. Her son Jia Mi is so naughty, and wants to murder the prince. Don't think that it's okay because your Queen's aunt is protecting you. She also holds a private party called the Twenty-Four Friends of the Golden Valley. If she is not doing his job properly, she asks her husband Han Shou to punish him and tell him not to study hard.
The heroine is a young woman in science and literature who aspires to study well with the celebrities of the Western Jin Dynasty. However, her elder sister gets involved in too many things and is implicated. She witnesses the most tragic Eight Kings Rebellion in history. The struggle for power within the palace leads to war. The Eight Kings struggle leads to countless deaths and injuries. Finally, it ends with the East China Sea King Sima Yue seizing power, leaving a world full of desolation.
Sima Yue: "Ayao, have you ever loved me?"
Lu Yao: "Sima Yue, you will never know the answer."