In the sixteenth year of the Qiming Dynasty, the chaos ended and the world wanted to govern.
The emperor eliminated old shortcomings and boldly innovated. He single-handedly transferred Su Han, the commander of the Royal Forest Army who had helped him to secure his position, as Minister of Household Affairs, creating a historical precedent. On the other hand, he eliminated three provinces and left six ministries directly under the jurisdiction of the imperial court. He used the courtiers' desire to stand in line in advance to promote the formation of five major forces in the DPRK to check and balance each other in order to achieve eternal stability.
Due to Su Han's special status, all civil servants and military generals followed him, and he was slightly ahead of the other four sects. The emperor was uneasy and specifically accused his eldest daughter of a divorced prince, in order to break the current situation.
Su Yixiang was sent to the south of the Yangtze River since she was a child. Except for the time when her father was appointed as a pacifier when he went to the north of the Yangtze River to visit the people affected by the disaster and passed by the south of the Yangtze River when he was eight years old, she had never seen her father. One day, someone came to Jiangnan with a token, saying that Lord Shangshu wanted to take her home.
Under Aunt Ru's instructions, she restrained her mind and returned to Shangshu Mansion, which she had not set foot in for many years.