After the Rival Zhu Ma Succeeded to the Throne,

Before the new emperor succeeded to the throne, Ning Zhaoyue, the princess of Princess Mingshu, was the most enviable girl from aristocratic families in Kyoto. His father was a hero of the founding of Dajing and a first-class Duke of Ping. His aunt was the successor of the Zhonggong Palace. She grew up in the court since she was a child, and was favored by the emperor and empress. She was unparalleled in splendor. If there was anything unsatisfactory about her more than ten years of smooth life, it was that she had been at odds with the prince born after the Yuan Dynasty since childhood, as if they were born to be incompatible with each other. When the prince succeeded to the throne, the Ning family turned from prosperity to decline. The Duke of Pingguo took Ning Zhaoyue back from the palace and was very pleased with the new emperor. Even before her aunt retired to the North Palace, she carefully warned her: "These days are different from the past, so be sure to keep your temper in check." As the emperor and his courtiers began to ponder the holy will, the position of Duke Pingguo in the court became increasingly embarrassing. Duke Ping lamented that his many years of management in the palace had finally come to nothing, and he had offended His Majesty in vain. But it was the words of Mrs. Pingguo that reminded him: "The princess has reached the time of marriage." It's just that this marriage has ended up being neither high nor low. In an accident, Ning Zhaoyue was forced to get engaged to the son of a noble family. The Duke's palace was eager to marry this daughter, whom the new emperor had never liked, and the two parties hit it off. As ordered by my parents, my aunt is in the North Palace. The water far away cannot relieve the fire nearby. Ning Zhaoyue rummaged in the room for half a day, finally found a jade order and entered the palace. In the Zichen Palace, she carefully showed a smile that was just right: "Your Majesty, brother, brother..." The young emperor turned over a page of the book and said in a calm voice: "Are you in trouble again?" Intention: from one to the end