This article is fictional history, and any similarities are purely coincidental.
In the Sima Dynasty, Sima Xiong, the Shengwu emperor, was wise and martial, and governed the country well. He made the country prosperous and powerful. He broke the Sima family's rule of establishing a crown prince and established a chief minister. Instead, he established a crown prince and a virtuous man, and judged the ownership of the throne based on the prince's ability.
Now the emperor has two sons and one daughter, the eldest prince Sima Hongyuan, the second prince Sima Hongye, and the eldest princess Sima Hongxi.
The queen's eldest daughter, Princess Hongxi, was born first. A year later, the queen and Concubine Shu became pregnant at the same time. Concubine Shu gave birth to the prince Hongyuan first, and three months later the queen gave birth to the second prince, Hongye.
The military power of the Sima Dynasty was divided into three parts: Sima Xiong, the Shengwu Emperor, one third, Concubine Shu's relative, General Chu, one third, and the other third was in the hands of the Huangfu family. Huangfu Junqing, the only son of the Huangfu family, became the target that the two princes and their faction were bound to win over. The best way is to get married. The fierce princess who was forced to get married and the cowardly and romantic young general were thrown together by marriage. They struggled to break free and compromise. Only when they were exhausted did they realize that they had known each other before...
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