The dynasty content in this book is purely fictitious
In the forbidden palace, the legitimate princess Chu Xi has a noble status. Her mother died early and she has no supporter. However, like a phoenix reborn from nirvana, she grew up tenaciously within the cold palace walls.
Prime Minister Pei Shaosi holds half of the court's affairs and is strategizing. Many years ago, I accidentally glimpsed the lonely Chu Xi in the palace, and a thought took root. In the following years, while consolidating the power of the court, he secretly planned and carefully planned to induce the emperor to issue a marriage decree, and he wanted to marry the golden princess into the Prime Minister's Mansion as his wife.
When the imperial edict reached the princess palace, Chu Xi was extremely reluctant. She heard that Pei Shaosi was ruthless and knew that this marriage was a conspiracy, but the emperor's order could not be violated. Under the shackles of the imperial power, she had no choice but to accept the order, wear red makeup, and marry into the most powerful prime minister's house.
When they first entered the prime minister's house, the two of them respected each other like "ice". Chu Xi is always on guard and cautious, always wary of her husband's machinations. Pei Shaosi did not force her, he only protected her silently, blocking countless open and secret arrows for her in the midst of the chaos in the court. Seeing clearly the deep love hidden under the conspiracy, Chu Xi's frozen heart slowly relaxed. Prejudices fade away layer by layer, feelings quietly grow, and wariness turns into admiration.
From then on, the princess who came out of the palace and the prime minister who could hold the sky with his hands truly became one and the same. Chu Xi relied on the wisdom and insight gained from deep palace experience to help Pei Shaosi see through the conspiracy; Pei Shaosi protected her and listened to her political opinions. The couple stood by the emperor's side hand in hand, uncovering hidden rebels, smashing the clan's conspiracy to rebel, purging the court of traitors, and quelling civil strife. All evildoers will be punished. The turmoil of the Great Zhou subsided and ushered in Changning, the prosperous age of the Great Zhou
