Only Then Did I Know That the Lock Was Facing the Golden Cage and Listening

Shen Mingyi, the daughter of the Marquis of Zhenbei, was accused of marrying the seventh prince Jun Liche when she was born. However, when she was eight years old, she met the "evil son" of the twins, Jun Lixi, by chance in the alley of Lenggong. A kumquat candy became the wedge of fate. In order to preserve the crown prince position of the Shen family and her adopted son Jun Liche, her aunt Shu Fei committed suicide by hanging herself in order to temporarily eliminate the emperor's suspicion. However, Shen Mingyi was burdened with the stigma of being the daughter of a guilty minister and was involved in the battle for the Eastern Palace. After Jun Liche ascended the throne, his twin brother Jun Lixi assumed the throne and imprisoned him in a secret room in the cold palace. Shen Mingyi saw through the conspiracy and used the power of the old Zhenbei Army to rescue her lover, but found that Jun Liche had already been poisoned by the conspiracy. In the whirlpool of power, she grew from a sheltered princess to a regent holding a military talisman, witnessed Jun Lixi's fall due to obsession, and supported the young emperor Jun Ning'an to ascend the throne. When the world was at peace, she took Jun Liche's edict and embarked on the northwest road, using her freedom to see thousands of miles of mountains and rivers for him. Kumquat candy runs through the twins' grievances and the heroine's half-life. It is not only a symbol of childhood tenderness, but also a tragic footnote under the crushing power of the imperial power. In the end, it turns into relief from fate in the wind and sand - the golden caged bird in the red wall will eventually fly back to the world that belongs to her with sincerity.