Adapted from The Book of Songs, it tells the story of the little-known tragic life of the princess of Qi, the wife of Wei, and the enchantress known as Xuanjiang who brought disaster to the country and the journey behind her attempt to usurp the country. Everything she did turned out to be revenge.
She was supposed to marry Jizi, the crown prince of Wei Kingdom, but was forcibly married by Jizi's father, Duke Xuang of Wei. She had hoped that Jizi would save her from danger, but she didn't want Jizi to be cowardly and indifferent, which would hurt her even more. So she began to save herself in the name of revenge.
"I hate my father and brother's calculations, I hate Duke Wei's shamelessness, and I hate Jizi's indifference even more. My father and brother sacrificed me for profit, Wei Gong sacrificed greed for me, and Jizi sacrificed my name for me. It's hateful!" "If you dare to sacrifice me, then use your blood to pay tribute to my dead soul!"
In the end, Jizi died under her plan, and her own eldest son also died. But is revenge really her purpose? Does she really still hate it? Did she love?
Concept: Since ancient times, beauties have been plagued by stigma under the gaze of men. Behind history is the sad fate of being manipulated by the royal power. No one can save them, they can only save themselves. Cherishing their own lives is the root of all their actions.