Chen Yan was born into a family of medical officials. Her ancestors had been imperial doctors for generations, and she had been dressing up as a man since she was a child. This is because the Chen family's ancestral teachings say: The eldest son of the family must be followed by a man and only one son, so that he can inherit the medical books written by his ancestors. Chen Yong, the father of Chen Yan, was the eldest son of the Chen family. He only had one wife, the Zhen family. However, the Zhen family was born weak and sickly and died soon after giving birth to the child. In order for her husband to inherit the medical books of his ancestors, Zhen and Chen Yong discussed and announced that they had a son. From then on, everyone knew that the Chen family had a son who was fair-faced, bright-eyed and white-toothed, lively and playful, and deeply loved by people. This was not the first time that Chen Yan and Jing Wang Mu Eryu met. When Chen Yan was eight years old, he once secretly changed into women's clothes and went to the river to pick lotus flowers. As a result, he accidentally fell into the water and shocked King Jing who was fishing alone not far away. After King Jing rescued Chen Yan, Chen Yan did not cry or make trouble, showed no signs of being frightened, and left in a panic without even thanking Mu Eryu. King Jing was deeply impressed by this. He only remembered that when he rescued the girl, he accidentally saw a flower birthmark on her shoulder. Later, when King Jing accidentally pulled Chen Yan's clothes and discovered the birthmark on her shoulder, he realized that she was the woman he rescued at that time. Before that, King Jing once doubted whether he had a habit of lusting after men. But after discovering the secret, King Jing finally felt relieved. Then he teased Chen Yan and took care of her in every possible way, and finally he embraced the beauty.
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