The monarch of Shu State, Shu Zhenchen, only had two princesses, Shu Xinyi and Shu Xing'er, so he decided to hand over the responsibility of inheriting the great unification to Shu Zijing, a survivor he adopted during his early campaign against Chi State. He passed the throne of monarch to him and entrusted the eldest princess Xinyi with his lifelong happiness. Shu Zijing has a gentle character and prefers the life of Xianyun Yehe more than the intrigues and intrigues in the court. However, he deeply feels that Shu Zhenchen's kindness to him is like a new life, so it is difficult to refuse. At that time, the Mu family of the Qiongtian Dynasty in the south was in power. King Mu Dan was fierce and warlike, and wanted to annex Shu, Guwan, Gaoyang, Qingyue and other countries. Xin Yi understood that Zijing's ambition was not in the country, but it was difficult to disobey his father's order and the responsibility for the rise and fall of the country, so he could only disguise himself as a man and secretly receive all training on Zijing's behalf. He couldn't bear to trap Zijing in the government. So he personally arranged for the two of them to leave on their wedding day two years later. This day also marked the beginning of the demise of the Shu State and the establishment of the Qingle Dynasty.
Purpose: Responsibility for family and country