Jiang Wan, the daughter of a minister, was unexpectedly selected by Emperor Zhao Yin in a draft, and gradually gained recognition for her extraordinary talents. The two went from communicating in the chess game to discussing state affairs together, and Jiang Wan grew from an innocent girl to the emperor's political ally. During the strife in the harem, Jiang Wan was repeatedly framed, including being given sterilization drugs, her father was murdered, and she was thrown into the cold palace. However, she always cared about the people and risked her life to provide disaster relief. The emperor once regarded Jiang Wan as a pawn in the political game. It was not until the coup broke out and she was imprisoned that he discovered the evidence she had secretly collected about the crimes of the powerful, and he sincerely repented. Jiang Wan rose up in the desperate situation of giving birth in the cold palace and joined forces with the emperor to put down the rebellion. In the end, the emperor vindicated Jiang's father and made her his queen, and the two created a prosperous age together. Standing on the city tower ten years later, the emperor said frankly, "The most dangerous chess game in this life is for you to enter the game." Jiang Wan smiled and replied, "The most fortunate thing is that you allow me to play together." This tells the transformation of the deep palace from mutual use to life and death.
Concept: From mutual use to life and death, the deep palace transformation