When Xie Jinglan was eight years old, his father was killed by a traitor, and there was no one to guard the Xizhao border. When he was twelve, his elder brother had to go into battle to stabilize his military morale. Suddenly, a scholar came and said: The horoscope of the legitimate daughter of the Marquis of Anding conflicts with the fate of the Marquis. If you want your eldest brother to return safely, you should leave the house and go to the mountains to practice. When the prince returns, he will prove that his merits are complete and the evil spirits have gone away, and you can return home. Xie Jinglan heard this and didn't care whether it was true or not. His father had been harmed and his brother was not allowed to have any more trouble. Gritting his teeth, he followed his mother-in-law to Yuntai Mountain, thousands of miles away, to pray for his father and brother. At the same time, a young general with a silver mask appeared on the border of Xizhao. It took ten years to regain the northern border of Xizhao and defeat the Northern Xia.
Ten years later, Xie Jinglan, who returned to Kyoto, was granted the title of princess thanks to her elder brother, and with the honor of settling the Marquis Palace, she married the deposed and crippled former Crown Prince Zhaoyang, starting a plan that had been planned for ten years. Halfway through the chess game, Xie Jinglan suddenly realized, was the game going a little too smoothly? The constant sense of danger kept her restless all day long. It wasn't until one day that a certain disabled person who had been protected by her couldn't stand the way his wife was restless every day, so he gave her a princess hug. Only then did Xie Jinglan realize that she was just one of the pawns in this game. . . . . .
Philosophy: A female prostitute just wants to take revenge and save her family, but in the end she has the world in mind and is willing to die to make a living for the people.