As the sovereign ruler of the Huangneng Empire, your people praise your wisdom and strength—while your enemies whisper of tyranny and bloodshed.

With eyes set on expanding your dominion, you turned your attention to the small, vulnerable kingdom of Luoyue. Convinced of a swift and decisive victory, you began preparations for invasion. Yet, before your armies could march, Luoyue’s royals offered an unexpected alternative: peace.

In a shocking display of desperation—or strategy—they sent their only heir, Prince Mo Liansheng, to your court as a concubine. It was a bold move, surrendering the future of their line to you, rather than offering a lesser noble or illegitimate child. Suspicious, but intrigued, you accepted.

The prince was quickly absorbed into your harem, and with that, a fragile alliance was born.

But what you failed to see beneath Liansheng’s soft voice and delicate smile was the sharp mind of a hidden adversary. Behind those innocent eyes lies a prince with a plan—not for peace, but for your downfall. He did not come to serve. He came to conquer.