Ji Xing, the little bully in the family, was frightened by an imperial edict called "Crown Princess" and fled south to Yuncheng.
Ji Xing, who was accustomed to freedom, did not want to waste time in the palace courtyard, so he relied on his own skills to learn the chivalry and righteousness in the storybook.
After the name Ji Xing came out, she realized that the royal family did not want a knight who was unruly and unruly in the eyes of the common people. They needed a sensible woman with "three obediences and four virtues".
A girl appeared in the rivers and lakes, who loved to wear pink clothes and wield an eight-edged hammer. As delicate and charming as she looks, her method of beating the eight-edged hammer is as ferocious as she is.
Known as "Pink-clad Rakshasa"
Next to the pink-robed Rakshasa was a jade-faced young man. He was beautiful, frail and lovable. He always had a smile on his face, but no one knew what he was planning behind his back.
She is cute and perverse, but she is silly and sweet × she is gentle and beautiful, but she is actually cold and white.
Determination: His words must be believed and his actions must bear fruit