Three years ago, when pear blossoms were blooming like rain, he made a three-year agreement with her, promising her prosperity for the rest of her life. Three years later, the pear blossoms are about to bloom, the boy has not returned, but she is about to become the queen of a country. On the wedding day, the concubine and the concubine married together, but her husband was someone else's groom. As a daughter of a wealthy family, her life is like that of a maidservant; when she marries into the Eastern Palace, she is like a cold palace. As the daughter of an important minister and a queen of a country, not only did she lose wealth and pride, but she also lost more freedom and dignity. What's even more sad is that he doesn't love her, but he doesn't allow her not to love him. Whenever he saw the indifference and calmness in her eyes, he wanted to torture her and hurt her even more. Her indifferent character, peerless appearance, and her involvement with other men all made him love and hate her. The more she tried to escape, the more he imprisoned her, and was she torturing all this, or was he himself?
