Ni Zhimu, the eldest daughter of the General's Mansion and the eldest daughter of Ni Changhong, was raised by the emperor in the imperial city since she was a child. The queen regarded her as her own child and took good care of her. She was proficient in music, chess, calligraphy and painting since she was a child. When she was nine years old, she was sent out of the palace by the emperor to practice martial arts with her outside the world.
The second prince of Emperor Wei Zhanhuai, he grew up with the prince Ni Zhimu since childhood. When Ni Zhimu was nine years old, he was sent out of the palace. The emperor gave the two of them a marriage contract, which was not known to many people. They were married immediately upon his return.
Twelve years later, the emperor was seriously ill, and Ni Juan returned to Beijing. The three of them listened to the late emperor's last words together. The prince succeeded to the throne, Wei Zhanhuai became the regent, and Ni Zhimu's stepfather held 500,000 Ni family troops. The three of them helped each other to defend the world...
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