Qingyao is a goddess in ancient mythology. She is named after her ice-clear jade bones, and her human body is like jade. In the fourteenth year of the Eastern Emperor's year, frost descended on the Eastern Imperial City. A vision of heaven descending appeared from the floating light, and a fairy-like girl with jade bones fell into the Yaotai and disappeared. At this time, a princess of jade and snow was born in the Haoji Palace of the Eastern Imperial Kingdom. The imperial master gave her the name Qingyao. Qingyao was eager to learn when she was young. Emperor Xiao hired a master to teach her the Four Books and Five Classics privately.
Haitangzhou is a wild place, which does not fit the name at all. Emperor Xiao will exile those people who are unforgiving to Haitangzhou. Concubine Jin is anxious, she is not willing to let Qingyao go to that ghost place. When Qingyao leaves, she cries in Concubine Jin's arms with pear flowers in the rain, which makes people feel pity for her.
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Five years later, the girl wore a high jade crown and gilded armor, with a majestic war horse underneath her and countless soldiers behind her. She smiled and waved to the people at the foot of Donghuang City: "Long time no see." She mouthed that her father, Emperor Xiyao, was back.
Emperor Xiao frowned: "As a woman, how can you raise an army privately without giving these military rights to me? From now on, you will be the noble Princess Qingyao by my side."
Qingyao yelled: "How can I give you military power? These are my brothers who live and die together, and they are not what Hufu can call upon."
Qing Yao added another blow: "Father, do you think Xiyao wants imperial power or glory and wealth at the moment?"
