As both members of the royal family, Ji Ruofeng met Mi Xiaoxin when they were very young. They are both royal daughters but have completely different mentality and choices. Ji Ruofeng was born as a concubine, and because her father and concubine were weak, she was the most disliked princess in the country. Although Mi Xiaoxin did not have the same surname as the empress, she was indeed the eldest daughter and was born to the empress. Because the empress's mother was the prime minister of the dynasty and worked hard, and the empress was deeply favored by the empress, she agreed that the eldest daughter should have the same surname as her father. Three years later, the empress gave birth to a daughter named Ji Xiying. Since Ji Ruofeng can remember, she only remembers that her father and concubine were always bullied in the palace. Seeing her father and concubine becoming increasingly haggard, Ji Ruofeng made up her mind to take her father and concubine out of this palace that eats people without spitting out bones; Mi Xiaoxin has been favored since he was a child and has excellent talents. Almost all the ministers in the court will feel that. She wondered why such a talented princess didn't take her mother's surname, which meant that she lost the qualification to compete for the throne, but Mi Xiaoxin didn't think so. She had seen through the unspoken rules in the palace since she was a child. As the eldest daughter, she felt that she couldn't help herself in everything. She only wanted to retreat to the mountains and live a pastoral life. The two people, who seemed to have nothing in common, were swept together by a conspiracy to compete for the crown prince's position.
Note: The two people are not related by blood. This will be explained later.
Purpose: Resist power, choose freedom and love