Shen Fengzhi, the censor's daughter, reported family bias at age five, martial arts practice at age six, and sued her eldest legitimate sister over marriage arrangements at fourteen, leaving no one in the capital daring to marry her. An imperial decree married her off to Prince Jing, who had feigned paralysis for two years. Spending her wedding night alone in an empty room, she rushed straight to the Empress Dowager's knees the next day: "Prince Jing refuses to consummate our marriage!" The entire hall was shocked. Little did anyone know, this commotion accidentally shattered the two-year trap laid by Prince Jing—his feigned paralysis was meant to lure in traitors, while his "savior" Qingyuan turned out to be the holy maiden of an enemy state. From fake spouses to true kindred spirits, she wields a token to command the imperial guard to save the emperor, marches to the Golden Palace to accuse and overthrow rebellious ministers, sets enemy camps ablaze, and challenges a female general before the battle lines.