Liu Yumin was the youngest princess of Jingguo. Her biological mother was the emperor's favorite concubine Shu Guifei. She died of dystocia after giving birth to Liu Yumin. Liu Yumin had been frail and sick since she was a child and was sent to the south of the Yangtze River to rest.
Although he was far away in the south of the Yangtze River, the emperor still doted on his only daughter.
Liu Yumin accidentally met a master in Jiangnan for more than ten years. After studying martial arts with him, he became a rare hidden master in Jingguo.
Twelve years have passed since she left. When she was in her hairpin years, someone from the palace took her back to the palace. Unexpectedly, she was involved in a chase on the way back to the palace.
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In order to go smoothly, Liu Yumin disguised herself as a woman, and while getting along with Zhou Jing, she learned that he was actually the prince of Yang Yuanhou of Pingguo, and the two went to Jingguo together.
After arriving, I discovered that there was still Jingguo, but it had already changed its dynasty and became Yiguo.
In order to investigate the truth behind the country's subjugation, Liu Yumin hid her identity and made friends with the emperor through the identity of Zhou Jing's crown prince, and went deep into Yiguo.
After successfully becoming the new emperor's adviser, he secretly collected evidence. Unexpectedly, his identity was exposed and he was framed and imprisoned.
That day Zhou Jing led people to rob the prison. Liu Yumin was tortured and huddled in the corner covered in blood. She heard the usually gentle and jade-like Zhou Shizi speak coldly.
"So you've been lying to me."
Concept: Beautiful jade needs to be carved with precision
