"The True Daughter: The Regent's Beloved" tells the story of Yun Sheng, a modern librarian who sacrificed heroically during a rescue and traveled through time to become the legitimate daughter of the ancient Prime Minister's Mansion. In this new world, she not only has to adapt to aristocratic life, but also cope with the power struggles of the court. Yun Sheng's father was a trusted minister of the emperor, and her mother doted on her, but Yun Sheng soon found herself at the center of a struggle for power. At the palace banquet, Yun Sheng met the regent Xuanyuan Che, and he became very interested in her. As time went by, the relationship between the two became complicated. Xuanyuan Che's power and care for Yun Sheng made her feel grateful, but at the same time, she was also involved in a deeper political whirlpool. Yun Sheng accidentally discovered a secret related to the fate of Xuanyuan Che and the dynasty, which put her in a dilemma. This novel depicts Yun Sheng and Xuanyuan Che struggling in power and love, looking for their happiness. It is a love legend that spans time and space.
Purpose: To explore the changes in identity and destiny, and how individuals maintain themselves, adapt to changes, and influence the world around them in new environments. Through the story of a modern woman traveling through time and becoming an ancient aristocratic woman, the novel demonstrates the power of women's wisdom and courage, as well as their self-growth and struggle in the face of the conflict between traditional constraints and modern concepts. At the same time, it also explores the themes of love, loyalty, power and responsibility, as well as the process of finding true love and self-worth in complex interpersonal relationships and political struggles.