**Introduction to the work "Wu Zi Bi"**
**"She risked the injustice of the world just to clear her father's name; she is the eldest princess, but she is trapped in a golden cage. A misplaced marriage entangled two proud hearts tighter and tighter——"**
**Chu Minglan, the new champion of the Zhou Dynasty, is actually the orphan of the Chu general who "collaborated with the enemy and treason" ten years ago. **
She disguised herself as a man for twelve years and walked into the court on the edge of a knife, just to find out her father's injustice. Qiong Lin had a shocking glimpse at the banquet, but the imperial edict of marriage tied her to the daughter of her enemy, the eldest princess Zhou Xiaoning.
The eldest princess Zhou Xiaoning, the apple of the emperor's eye, is also a trapped beast imprisoned in the political chess game. **
She hated being used as a marriage tool, and even more suspected that the "consort" had ulterior motives. On her wedding night, she deliberately lifted her hijab, but she ran into a pair of eyes that hid secrets.
**When the hot springs blur the disguise, when the heartbeat betrays reason at the moment of life and death——**
She tested her, using earrings, sword blades and the looming body temperature;
She protects her with scars, lies and unspoken affection.
**Until the truth about the northwest munitions case tears apart the court, until the arrow with the word "Zhao" engraved on it penetrates the last barrier——**
"Zhou Xiaoning, I have lied to you all my life..." The blood-stained white silk corset fell to the ground, "But the words 'I am happy with you' are true."
**·Ancient Machiavellianism×Female Growth×Forbidden Love**
**·Double strong heroines: the female consort × the eldest princess, from suspicion and temptation to life and death support**
**·High-energy setting: A woman disguises herself as a man, two heroines join forces to start a career, rehabilitate their father × court game**
**"The most painful thing in the world is not loving a woman as a woman, but when I love you as a man, even my sincerity feels like a lie."**
(Work tags: GL, ancient intrigues, women disguised as men, two-way redemption, HE)
Concept: "Wu Zi Bi" uses the mismatched marriage of the female consort and the eldest princess as a mirror to reflect women's profound exploration of identity, power and true self under the yoke of feudalism. Through the process of the two heroines testing each other and working together to break the situation, it is shown how they used wisdom to open up a living space in the patriarchal court, used courage to stick to their true intentions in the political game, and finally transcended gender disguise and social discipline to achieve the pursuit of justice for their fathers and the self-salvation of breaking free from the shackles. The core idea of the work: Real jade does not need to be engraved with identity labels, and the most precious friendships are often born in places that are not defined.