This article tells the story of the seventh prince Liu Qicheng from the first year of Lingzhao to the twenty-ninth year of Lingzhao from his birth to the end when he stayed away from the struggle for imperial power and reunited with his wife, and retired to the countryside. It includes current affairs, the battle for the heir apparent, the palace competition, and the stories of the seventh prince's own three concubines' life in the house.
In the peaceful and prosperous era, visible and invisible struggles entangled the fate of the protagonists, whether to fight or surrender, whether to go with the flow, or to maintain their original aspirations. Princes, grandsons, nobles and nobles all feel sad and helpless.
This article takes the love between Liu Qicheng and Xu Su as the main line, from ruthless to affectionate, to deep and meaningful love. And how women help each other, trust each other, and become self-reliant in a male-dominated environment. Some people abide by their duties, some pursue freedom, some look forward to love, and some play with power.
Everyone is the best version of themselves, but their positions and methods are different.