Jiang Sheng Nan

L'école, la famille et l'adolescence mettent à l'épreuve l'amour naissant entre une artiste en herbe et son camarade de classe et voisin, aussi distant que séduisant.

Park Qi Cai has 5 flawless men in her surrounding, with the same surname; including adopted son and cousin. One day, she crosses paths with a young man, named Quan Xi Zheng, because of a cellphone. He may be handsome and excellent at everything, but also has one flaw - sharp tongue that pushes Qi Cai's buttons. To make matters worse, Qi Cai can never beat him at his own game. Qi Cai's older brothers, step in to help her with handling him, but nothing works, until Qi Cai discovers Quan Xi Zheng's secret, that revolves around a musical score, called March Minor.

In trying to help the young miss marry her fiance, the "maid" Yue Ziyuan finds that she's the one who has fallen in love with Yang Xiao. Along the way, the two join hands with righteous individuals from the pugilistic world. Yue Ziyuan of Shenwei Escort is under orders to protect Bai Yinruo, the youngest daughter of the Bai family up until her wedding day. By chance, Yue Ziyuan discovers that Bai Yinruo's fiance is none other than Yang Xiao. In order for Yang Xiao to marry Bai Yinruo, Yue Ziyuan has no choice but to agree to cooperate with Yang Xiao to embark on a "dangerous journey" to reviving the merchant roads. They also work together to investigate the murder of their parents.

The story of Mi Yue (Queen Dowager Xuan), the first stateswoman in the history of China. Mi Yue was a young princess who lived in the Kingdom of Chu during the Warring States period. She was sent to Qin as a concubine and part of her sister Mi Shu's dowry, separating her from first love Huang Xie. King Ying Si passes away while his sons are still battling for the throne, and ultimately, Ying Dang comes out as the successor. Mi Yue is banished to Yan with her son Ying Ji. However, Ying Dang suddenly dies, leaving Qin in a state of chaos. Mi Yue enlists the help of the "barbarian" Yiqu army, successfully returning to Qin, suppressing political revolts and instates her son Ying Ji on the throne. Mi Yue goes on to become the first Empress Dowager (Empress Mother) in China’s history.