This is a story set in the Qin Dynasty and centered around Xu Fu's eastward journey to seek immortality.
The heroine Wei Ji is the great-granddaughter of Ji Yan, the last emperor of the Zhou Dynasty. Her surname is Ji, and she is a true descendant of the emperor. It is easy to learn from the family tradition, but she learned from the historians.
Due to an imperial edict, Wei Ji was recruited as a virgin to go to sea to find immortals. Also recruited were descendants of nobles from other six countries. The smart Wei Ji realized that Zhao Zheng was borrowing Xu Fu's help to seek immortality, and wanted to kill the blood of the royal nobles of the six kings.
Should Wei Ji, who is born with intelligence and is hated by her country and family, try to protect herself? Or should I just seek a quick death? Or does Cain endure revenge?
From the Qin Palace to the flying boat in Langya County, and then to the ship going out to sea... With her special identity, she is surrounded by various conspiracies and conspiracies. What does she want?
The hatred of destroying the country, the hatred of the sacrifice; the events of the past life, the agreement between the two families; with the support of Jade Huang, who is going to be saved to become an immortal?