As the eldest legitimate princess of the Great Zhou dynasty, Jiang Wei had lived among endless finery from the moment she was born.
Yet two things about her were utterly out of place in the palace: ambition and desire.
She lived a dazzling, upright life, making herself into a legend straight out of a tale.
Stories accused her of having affairs with many men, entangling herself with powerful ministers, generals, royal relatives, and barbarians whose names were written in the history books.
Some of these men betrayed her, while others were betrayed by her.
Only Jiang Wei herself knew that she had loved many people in her life: powerful ministers, generals, royal relatives, and barbarians.
But of them all, the person she loved most was herself.
Premise: Love yourself.
