In the ninth month of the twenty-seventh year of the Qianwu reign of Great Wei, Emperor Wei was trapped at Mount Hegu by Nantu Le's ruse to lure him into a trap. Months after he narrowly escaped with his life, Nantu Le was rocked by upheaval. Sixth Prince Yan Qi killed his brother and father and seized the throne. A letter of state arrived in Great Wei demanding that Emperor Wei honor his promise, leaving the entire court in shock.
As a princess of the Great Wei imperial clan, the thing Liu Yuanqiao fears most in this life is being sent away in a political marriage. For years, she has diligently played the part of a useless princess with no abilities, hoping to avoid that miserable fate. But after a sudden change in the kingdom, it comes looking for her anyway. Worse, the one who should have gone was her brother. Through a twist of fate, she has no choice but to disguise herself as a man and take his place in the marriage alliance.
According to the rumors, Yan Qi, King of Nantu Le, is ruthless, wicked, and guilty of murdering his brother and father. Liu Yuanqiao touches her neck in the bridal carriage. She doesn't want to die. She wants to return to Great Wei alive and go on enjoying the riches and privileges of a princess. So she decides to delay the wedding, make Yan Qi despise “him,” and get “him” dismissed.
But Yan Qi's reaction doesn't seem to be what she expected.
When Yan Qi was born, the High Priest of Tulu divined: “The moon's chosen daughter descends, and the sun's power begins to wane.” It was an ill omen. To survive, she had to disguise herself as a man, endure humiliation, and conceal her strength for thirteen years. At last she claimed the throne of Nantu Le. The first thing she did after taking the throne was to send for Liu Yuanjia, heir to the Prince of Xingyang, the man who had once toyed with her, to enter a marriage alliance.
According to the rumors, Liu Yuanjia is a spoiled wastrel, idle and terrified of death. But the person before her seems rather different.
Liu Yuanqiao: I'll just watch you keep up the act.
Yan Qi: And I'll watch you keep up yours.
Theme: Peace and mutual benefit
This young couple didn't fall off the horse, so they were going back and forth with each other [covering face, laughing and crying]
So, this kid burned down the house where Yan Qi's mother used to live?
He is still a naughty child who plays tricks with adults, always acting recklessly and cleverly, and is a bit hard to love.
I go to bed after reading it every day, and I can't bear to turn over the last few pages?
Come and see more people, it looks good. It would be better if there were more emotional scenes
I didn't see my wife, I'm not happy
But isn't it also very difficult to support Mr. And Mrs. Liu and then replace them [covering face, laughing and crying]
It's strange why a maid came to tell Zheng Ti her life experience? Wouldn't it be nice to keep Zheng Ti unaware?
By the way, the emperor is quite funny, he is thick-skinned and flexible and flexible.
Xiao Qiao's character is well portrayed: lazy, smart, and courageous [covering face and laughing]