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Ever since Chu Yaoling could remember, the words he heard most often were: "bastard", "mayfly", "flesh and blood are despicable". When she was in the state of Chu, she was born to a palace maid. Therefore, Emperor Chu didn't want to see her as a princess because he felt that she had soiled his blood. The palace maids and eunuchs could all step on her and scold her for being inferior to the queen's mother-in-law's dog. Later, the Chu State was defeated by Cang Yi, who asked the Chu Emperor's most favored princess to be used as a hostage by name. At this time, Emperor Chu thought of her as his daughter again, and asked her to stand up to the beloved Princess Ruiyang, starting a ten-year proton career. At this time, the words that Chu Yaoling heard most often became: "a despicable child", "a defeated princess who serves people with sex", and "a servile face". But Chu Yaoling didn't think so. She felt that she was nobler and more backbone than anyone else, and that she was worthy of the best in the world. For example, the Yan family's young general Yan Zaoguang, who had great military exploits, was the only man worthy of being by her side. For example, the dragon chair under her father's buttocks is where she should sit. Only the imperial power and throne are worthy of her as the emperor's nobility. Besides, how could being a princess be as happy as being an emperor?