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If nothing unexpected happens, Christine Pendragon should grow up as the most carefree princess of the Alexander Empire, become a king, and give birth to an heir. But by mistake, she was involved in the torrent of history, and became a witness to this story full of struggle, conspiracy, and interest entanglements, but also full of warmth, righteousness, and romance. Kristen realized from being at the mercy of fate to overcoming it: This is not just her own story, everyone is the protagonist of his own story. (It is a group drama, trying to be a serious drama. There is no Mary Sue as defined by the author. Only the heroine Christine and her official male protagonist are guaranteed to be one-on-one. Other characters may have other situations, so be careful to avoid lightning.)

This collection of biographies records the life stories of influential female figures in the Qi Dynasty. It spans nearly a hundred years from the five reigns of Tiankang, Zhangye, He'an, Chengzhang, and Taiping Qisheng. It is divided into six parts: Palace, Wancheng, Wenwu, Qiyuan, Market, and Jianghu (based on the protagonist's own positioning of each chapter). Their stories include glory, blood and tears, career, love, obsessions that cannot be let go, determination to break up when necessary, courage to chase dreams, and sadness caused by incompleteness. These women are related to each other, whether they are mother and daughter, or sisters, or close friends, or old enemies, and together they have weaved the most colorful and beautiful chapter in the history of Daqi that cannot be ignored. This work is a collection of short stories, but each chapter is inextricably linked. Characters will appear at different ages and identities in different stories. The time narrative is out of order, that is, the first story is not the earliest story, and the last story is not the last story, but it basically does not affect their individual reading.