□□Zhou Yan, the legitimate second daughter of Prime Minister Zhou Ruian, has been engaged to Jiang Meng, the prince of Northern Xinjiang since she was a child. Because his father is seriously ill, Jiang Meng wants to marry Zhou Yan in name only to fulfill his father's wish, but Zhou Ruian politely refuses. When he returned to Northern Xinjiang, he was desperately strangled by the Zhou family's dead soldiers, and he almost died. When he was rescued and regained consciousness, he found that the imperial court sent the Zhou family army to take over the administration of Northern Xinjiang with full authority. His father also died of regret during this period, and Jiang Meng lost everything in one moment. Later, in order to take revenge and revive the Jiang family, Jiang Meng joined the Dingnan Hou Mansion as a doctor to treat Qi Meng, who had suffered from paralysis since childhood. Here, Jiang Meng saw pain like hell on earth, suffered humiliation and torture, and finally found the opportunity to replace him and become the new Qi Meng. After Qi Meng became powerful, he threatened the emperor and asked Zhou Yan, who was already the queen, to come over in order to avenge Zhou Ruian. Qi Meng then bullied and humiliated Zhou Yan in various ways, but the cute and kind-hearted Zhou Yan made him increasingly unbearable to be seriously injured, and he could not even hide his love for her. From Qi Meng's unilateral injury (minor) to the man's devoted love and care, Zhou Yan also gradually fell in love with this man who looked fierce and crazy on the outside, but was actually fragile and sensitive on the inside. However, there is family hatred between the two, and this relationship is destined to not develop smoothly without any ripples.
Philosophy: A misunderstanding led Jiang Meng to misunderstand the Zhou family for many years, and he took back his fiancée who should have belonged to him at the cost of an imperial city. He hated Zhou Yan, but he wanted to love her uncontrollably. In the end, his strength could not withstand his fate, and she was his fate!