A mysterious golden hairpin causes the heroine to travel back to the Ming Dynasty five hundred years ago, and the hero she meets is exactly the man she has stopped in front of countless historical documents. Historical evaluations say that the male protagonist is dissolute, playful and capricious, and dotes on eunuchs, while the female protagonist notices from clues that there seems to be something else hidden in the story. In the process of getting along with him as a eunuch, her suspicion was confirmed. The female protagonist helps the male protagonist to mediate among the eunuchs and civil servants, while also fending off the Queen Mother's secret assassination. The two leaned on each other step by step and gradually fell in love. The female protagonist wants to change the outcome of the male protagonist on her own, but the two are fatefully linked, and in the end they become bait to bring about the ending. The original history has not been changed. The male protagonist died young and the female protagonist returned to modern times. There is only one more book that clarifies the male protagonist and has been handed down for the world to judge.
Intention: Cause and effect are like wheels, who can escape fate?