My Intention Is Clear

In Yujing, the twenty-sixth year of Qihua, the wind carried rumors that were more biting than the winter snow. Fifteen-year-old Li Yuyi moved with her family, not for glory, but to seek justice for her dead sister Li Zhining. The girl who died after being accused of "indiscretion" hid the truth that she was violated by her cousin, had an abortion and was infected with the disease. She was also involved in the undercurrent of the struggle for the throne of the prince: on one side, there was the prince who embezzled the treasury to pretend to be a "benevolent monarch", and on the other side there was a corrupt opponent who used the name of "Ku Lie" to clean up corruption. Her sister's death may have something to do with this power chess game. She took her two personal maids, Ying Xiang and Qiu Xiang, and stumbled in the wind and rain: she held a wedding ceremony in revenge for her cousin, but was accused of being "unfilial" by her family; she had a rift with her grandmother, and saw her mother collapse. When she was discouraged, she was fortunately saved by the crown prince Chu Jun. He is a man of both civil and military skills. He is a warm hand in the dark night - the love bracelet he gave to her mother when she was young, he plays riddles with her during the Lantern Festival and puts out lanterns, and he wins hidden weapons to protect her.