At that time, Princess Taiping and Li Longji worked together to kill Queen Wei, and Princess Taiping's youngest son Xue Chongjin played an important role in it. When Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty annihilated Princess Taiping and other rebellious gangs, he took into account that Xue Chongjin was exempted from death because he "remonstrated several times and his mother was beaten." He was given the surname Li and the title of Prince Lijie.
Xian Cheng was born to the former King Li Chongzhen and a prostitute named Ye. While inheriting her mother's beauty, she also had a pair of purple eyes that were different from ordinary people. Originally, her life experience as the daughter of a prostitute made it difficult for her to gain a foothold in the royal family. Now, her weird eyes are even more difficult to accept. Li Chongjing, who did not want to cause more trouble, had no choice but to take Xiancheng into the palace and recognize her as his goddaughter. He called her the princess in the palace and named her Ye Xiancheng.
At this point, a watery fate begins at the end of the prosperous age...
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