Qian Yuqing was originally the daughter of the Prime Minister's Palace, but she had been living abroad since she was born. During this period, he was fortunate enough to be adopted by a miracle doctor who traveled around the world, and he was able to grow up.
The miracle doctor had done good deeds for many years and saved countless people, but he was killed in his later years. In order to avenge the miracle doctor, she returned to the Prime Minister's Mansion, hoping to use the power of the Prime Minister's Mansion to find out the murderer.
However, before she entered the house, the carriage was tampered with and kept rushing forward uncontrollably. Fortunately, her childhood sweetheart and senior brother Xie Baimu saved her from embarrassing herself in front of everyone.
She knew that Xie Baimu came here to be a proton for her. But she had nothing and could not provide any help to her senior brother. Giving up would be good for both of them.
There is already an adopted daughter who has been pampered and grown up in the prime minister's house, and her father and mother only have family interests in their eyes. Her grandmother cared about her, but she loved her cousin who she had raised since childhood.
It doesn't matter, all she wants is the title of the legitimate daughter of the Prime Minister's Mansion.
She rose to prominence only to attract the attention of the equally ambitious queen.
Power and revenge are what they want.
Food guide: 1. The heroine's plot is relatively heavy, while the male protagonist's plot is relatively small. The heroine is a little reckless in the early stage, mainly to attract attention, but in the later stage she gradually becomes steady and ruthless, putting her own interests first
2. The male protagonist is super love-minded. He does not love the country but loves beauty, but this does not mean that the male protagonist is weak.
3. There are many female characters, and most of them are villains. This may be because the heroine has a physique that attracts villains.
Intention: Power must be held in one's own hands
