He was the Xingwang of the Ming Dynasty. He was involved in court struggles when he was only a few years old. When he was ten years old, his mother and concubine set themselves on fire. The clan suffered a catastrophe and he was forced to live among the people under an assumed name.
She is a young lady from an official family. Her parents died when she was ten years old. She and her younger sister lived with their uncle and aunt as they wandered around.
After an unexpected encounter, she gave alms in kind, took care of him, and helped him live. Four years later, she gave him a token and parted ways.
Ten years later, he had regained the world and became the only surviving member of the royal family. She became the first female general in the Ming Dynasty to be granted the title of Marquis.
After a fight, he recognized her.
She agreed to marry him and become the queen.
Years later they had three children, but he did not have a concubine.
He took her hand and swore that the love of his life was her and he was willing to be with her forever.
They are emperors and empresses, husband and wife, and comrades who accompany each other in life and death on the battlefield.
The Ming Dynasty in the play combines elements of the Tang Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty
Concept: A touching love story about the emperor's family.