When a person's skin changes, will his life also change?
The Dahan Dynasty was initially established, and the four seas were united. The emperor was talented and strategic, and the eldest prince had great military exploits. He was the best candidate for the throne, but unfortunately he died on the battlefield. All the princes died and were injured for the throne.
Yue Mo, a strong female security guard at Wanhua Tower, made a counterattack overnight after entering Yuexi Villa and became the confidant of the young owner Sima Yi. The two got connected and fell in love with each other because of the storybook. The storybook recorded the folk story of the two heroes of Chi Yan, but the two of them deciphered the secret of their predecessors. Who is the hand behind the scenes?
The young owner of the village, Sima Yi, was in danger. Yue Mo traveled thousands of miles to find his husband, but unexpectedly, his skin was changed along the way. When Yue Mo appeared in front of him again, he was already the emperor's most valued grandson, and Yue Mo had already changed her skin and became Bing'er (whose true identity was the runaway princess).
Yue Mo and he fought through the struggle for the throne, governed the south of the Yangtze River, pacified South Vietnam, and managed every step of the way, surviving from desperate situations. Sima Yi regained his freedom, but Yue Mo had a responsibility that he couldn't let go of. Is the majestic Prince Han willing to become a son-in-law for love?
In the early stage, the heroine is strong, simple, and anti-hypocritical. In the later stage, she is stunningly beautiful and shows off her talents.
The male protagonist is handsome, naive, venomous, and ignorant of world affairs in the early stage, but wise and responsible in the later stage.
The emotional line is sweet but not cruel, and the career line has elements of suspense and ethical themes.
Purpose: Love freedom but also be responsible