[Frail, sick and resourceful female protagonist × ambitious and sinister "actor" male protagonist]
In the twenty-fifth year of Jingguang, the world was at peace.
The Holy Emperor gave an imperial edict that Chi Yuge, the daughter-in-law of the General's Mansion, was to marry the fifth prince Yan Li.
For a time, everyone was talking about the situation, and the people all felt sorry for Chi Yuge.
But from the first time Chi Yuge saw Yan Li, he knew that this person was by no means as frivolous as he appeared. There were only a few people alive in the palace who were simple and kind-hearted.
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After the death of his mother-in-law and the emperor's failure to act, Yan Li acted like a gangster and a playboy, trying to confuse the public. Once he married the general's daughter, he rose to prominence.
But his wife was born with the life of a phoenix. She should have been born on that sycamore tree. How could he let the golden branches and jade leaves fall into the dust...
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Chi Yuge knew that he had military power, but the emperor was paranoid and suspicious. Since ancient times, how many people can survive who have made great achievements?
But the Chi family is full of loyal people and should not be subject to such suspicion, so on their wedding night, she and Yan Li reached an agreement that she would help him rise to power, and he would protect her entire family.
The daughter-in-law transforms into a counselor and intervenes with her own body. Although her body is weak, her will is strong.
Small theater:
1.
When I entered the palace to see the Holy Emperor, I looked at the splendid Queen's palace.
Yan Li: But you like it?
Chi Yuge: Yeah.
2.
Moved into the East Palace.
Yan Li: What does the Crown Princess think of this place compared to the Queen's palace?
Chi Yuge: It's still a little small.
3.
After ascending the throne, he stood on the city wall and looked into the distance.
Yan Li: How about it? I will give you the kingdom.
Chi Yuge: It's obviously me who laid the foundation for you.
Yan Lixiao: A husband is more valuable than his wife.
Intention: The minister regards the king as his heart, and the king regards his minister as his body.
