The heroine Ji Wanhe's perspective:
Since her biological father's family was killed by her own mother, Ji Wanhe was in a difficult situation. She wanted to live. Ji Wanhe began to put away her sharp edge, eating, drinking and having fun all day long, and fell in love with the guard A Zhen.
In order not to get married, Ji Wanhe showed a bit of edge, but after returning to Beijing, Ji Wanhe returned to her original self.
Every time she got a chance, she would always secretly stir up dissension, pry into the corner of the eldest sister, the Empress, and then the second sister, Ji Linqi. In short, she would pry wherever there was a gap.
By the time everyone reacted, the foundation had collapsed. Facing the rebellious Ji Wanhe, they all hated themselves for being blind, and had no choice but to line up and close their eyes to drink Meng Po soup.
Male protagonist A Zhen's perspective:
His biological parents were killed by the Lin clan, and the military power that originally belonged to his parents was taken away.
He felt that Ji Wanhe was more controllable than the empress, so he went to great lengths to get to Ji Wanhe's side, and tried every means to encourage Ji Wanhe to rebel, in an attempt to disrupt the royal family and take the opportunity to avenge his parents.
Unexpectedly, Ji Wanhe would kiss and touch him every day.
Whenever he was about to be disappointed with Ji Wanhe, Ji Wanhe gave him hope again, which surprised him so much. He was so happy that Ji Wanhe finally ignited his fighting spirit and stirred his heart to the point where he couldn't calm down.
Intention: In a dangerous situation, patient planning can still have a glimmer of hope.