In the machinations of power, Zhizhi is like a pearl, dancing skillfully on the chessboard of power, explaining what a true wise man is. Her mother, Hongyan, was once a close friend of the queen, and both mother and daughter were particularly favored by the royal family for some reason. The first encounter between Zhizhi and General Junsheng was like the breeze in early spring, with a bit of youthful sweetness. However, as time goes by, Zhizhi gradually sees through Junsheng's ambition to reach the peak of power.
Junsheng rose rapidly in the turbulent court situation and became an important promoter of the New Deal. On the surface, he won the emperor's favor, but in fact, he secretly accumulated power and had ambitions. Zhizhi clearly realized that Junsheng's ambition was not only a storm in the court, but also the key to her own destiny. In order to protect herself and seek a future, she decided to push Junsheng into the abyss step by step in this game of power.
Philosophy: In the turbulent court intrigues, Zhizhi relied on wisdom and strategy to rise from a chess piece of power to a chess player. She cleverly set traps, worked step by step, and finally controlled her destiny with calmness and structure, writing a legend of strategy and survival.