The first twelve years of the noble daughter Han Shirong's life were smooth sailing, and she enjoyed endless love and nurturing from her family. But the situation in the court was turbulent, and the Han family was lost in the smoke of fighting for the heir.
In the critical moment, her amiable grandmother and kind-hearted uncle ruthlessly "sold" her to the terminally ill prince of the Hou family in order to please the emperor's ministers.
The following year of marriage made Han Shirong miserable. The ridicule and violence from her in-laws and husband made her almost desperate.
In the face of betrayal and separation, her distant "cousin" who had been taken in by the Han family helped her escape from the abyss, but later on, feelings gradually developed between the two...
In the early stage, the heroine is a squeamish young lady, but in the later stage, she is devoted to independent women.
The male protagonist is an old-fashioned young scholar in the early stage, and is a steady, self-possessed and powerful minister in the later stage.
Concept: The growth record of a young lady from an aristocratic family...