Guo Luo, the granddaughter of Guo Chong, the governor of Xihe, has been fond of martial arts since she was a child, and her temperament is very different from that of her sister Guo Ke. In Guo Luo's golden age, his sister died of illness, and Guo Luo became the only concubine in the family. Her parents hoped to train her to be an outstanding socialite. In the year of her hairpin, the Empress Dowager selected a concubine for the Emperor, and Guo Luo was chosen as the Empress. The new emperor was not happy, and he became more and more disgusted with her day and night. In the fifth year of Yonghe, after he was deposed, Guo Luo was 18 years old. He was given the name Qingwu and led him to practice in Chaoyun Temple. Away from the deep palace, with the breeze as her companion and the bright moon as her friend, Guo Luo began her other life.