Chang'an Road, Riding Horses Together

In the deep palace of Ning Dynasty, there is a light rain of apricot flowers. Lin Zhiqing hides a secret in her heart - that year under the apricot blossom forest, the young man who saved her from danger was her obsession to find. At the draft ceremony, she was determined to avoid being selected, but by mistake, she was accused of being picked by the third prince Xiao Ceyu. On their wedding night, with the red candles swaying, she looked at the prince in bright clothes and angry horses in front of her. Her heart was filled with guilt for her childhood sweetheart Gu Yunzhou and sadness for her "benefactor". Xiao Ceyu had known that she belonged to someone, so he buried the turbulent heartbeat deeply when they first met, treated her with courtesy and guarded her silently. Within the palace walls, the struggle for the reserve is raging. Gu Yunzhou gradually became paranoid because his courtship was rejected, and he did not hesitate to step into the maelstrom of power and power, hoping to use his power to seize Lin Zhiqing. As Xiao Ceyu navigates the turbulent times, his younger brother, the fourth prince Xiao Jingci, seems cynical, but becomes the sharpest hidden blade, building a barrier for him together with Su Ruan, a kind-hearted woman he met by chance. In the midst of the storm, Lin Zhiqing gradually saw the deep affection in Xiao Ceyu's eyes, and was shocked to realize that the half jade pendant on his waist fit perfectly with her treasured keepsake - it turned out that the person she had been looking for for half her life was always by her side. When Gu Yunzhou's blackening came with a bloody storm, and when the swords and shadows in the court were pointed at Xiao Ceyu, Lin Zhiqing lost her innocence, used wisdom as her armor, and stood side by side with him. From misunderstood obsession to side-by-side trust, from deep resentment in the palace to being alone with each other, they walked through the most dangerous chess path in the chess game of power, and finally gained the candlelight in the East Palace and peace for the rest of their lives.