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This book fictionalizes some characters on the basis of established history, and then interweaves the fictional characters with historical figures and historical events. The established history is mainly about the grievances and resentments between Mongolia and the Qing Dynasty from 1670 to 1697, supplemented by the confrontation between the Qing Dynasty, the anti-Qing Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty, and Tsarist Russia. The fictional characters mainly include: Princess Duoluo (Princess Heshuo Duoluo, Niu Gulu clan, Xianghuangqi, 1654-1697). In 1670, King Sengge of Junggar Khan foresaw that there would be a coup. When he was wary of internal troubles, the Qing Dynasty launched an attack and sent Xiao Hao, a special envoy to the Qing Dynasty to discuss the marriage. There was no princess of the right age to marry in the court, so the emperor and the empress dowager had no choice but to choose a princess from among the royal family members to marry on their behalf. Coincidentally, the auxiliary minister Yi Bilong's second daughter was sixteen years old and unmarried. Moreover, her grandmother was the daughter of Taizu of the Qing Dynasty, and her sister was the current emperor's beloved concubine Zhuang Fei, so she became the best candidate for marriage. Once married

During the reign of the carpenter emperor Zhu Youxiao (1620 to 1627), there were many parties and disputes. This book mainly writes about the great harm caused to the country and society by the overt and covert fighting between the eunuch group and the Donglin Party members. There are no completely good guys or completely bad guys in the play, there are just people who are sometimes good and sometimes bad based on their own interests. Everyone is turning the needle of fate, trying to turn it in a direction that is beneficial to themselves. This is true for good people, bad people, and people who are neither good nor bad. The main plot of this novel is the overt and covert fighting and mutual slander between the eunuch group and the Donglin Party; the subplots include: the palace transfer case; the replacement of the Liaodong economic strategy and the disputes over the pros and cons of the two parties behind the replacement;

She and he were childhood sweethearts, and there was an oral engagement between their parents, but her father was assassinated in her early years.