In the early years of the Song Dynasty, after the election of the emperor, the flower fell into the Song family. According to legend, a well-educated, gentle and virtuous eldest daughter was selected as the middle palace.
However, the person involved, Song Su, was unwilling to do so. She made an appointment with her childhood sweetheart to elope but was unfortunately given up. She was forced to embark on a road of no return as a queen.
In the huge harem, there are miserable beauties who become concubines, palace servants who yearn for the king's favor but are ignored all their lives, and even annoying children who are disobedient.
As a queen, it is inevitable to have entanglements with the court. Accompanied by a glass of wine to release military power, not allowing others to sleep soundly next to the couch, and even the sound of candle shadows and axes! Her life is just like a peach blossom chasing the flowing water, involuntarily.
How can she, a sixteen-year-old queen, do all this well?
As a growing queen, look at the ups and downs and the long-lasting love between children during a period of troubled times.
The male and female protagonists are emperors and empresses, but they are not sweet pets, but have a serious drama style. The political significance of their union is greater than the relationship between husband and wife.
Part of the plot refers to "How Much Sorrow Can You Have"? It doesn't matter if you haven't seen it, there will be an introduction. Those who have seen it can read it as a fan.
Intention: Palace fighting is nothing, only victory comes when you survive until the end