Haitang's Home Is Chang'an

Prime Minister Shen Wanning and the young general Xiao Jingnan were once childhood sweethearts who promised a lifetime under the crabapple tree in the Imperial Garden. Their love for each other was hidden in the morning light every time they read side by side. But the first decree of the new emperor Yan Qingfeng after he ascended the throne tore this beauty to pieces - he ordered Xiao Jingnan to immediately go to the border, and then he threatened the lives of the entire Shen family and the safety of Xiao Jingnan, forcing Shen Wanning to enter the palace as queen. Overnight, her lover left and her relatives were taken hostage. She was forced to wear a phoenix crown and was trapped in a deep palace with high walls. A few years later, Xiao Jingnan returned from a great victory, and the three of them met again at the celebration banquet in Beijing. The young general of the past has lost his youthfulness, and there is unspoken concern hidden in his eyes. The queen in the palace, Shen Wanning, is no longer the girl who could laugh and laugh freely. And Yan Qingfeng, who is the most respected person in the world, looks at her with paranoid possessiveness but also hides an unknown softness in his eyes. Old feelings remain unbroken, new grudges are hard to resolve, and the imperial power, wrapped in love and hate, draws the three of them into the whirlpool again. How much unwillingness and forbearance is hidden under Shen Wanning's phoenix crown? Where will Xiao Jingnan's return push the story? What kind of sincerity is hidden behind Yan Qingfeng's power? This entanglement, which began with coercion and was trapped by imperial power, will finally have its answer written when the begonia flowers bloom again.