The Emperor'S Schemes

The original title of this book was "Su's Coffin Shop," which was later changed to "The Emperor's Scheme"

On a morning in early spring, Su Lili, the young master of Su's Coffin Shop in the capital, inadvertently rescued a distressed wooden figure. However, no one knew that one was the daughter of a former prime minister, and the other was the son of the current King of Linjiang. They had experienced countless trials, concealed themselves in the bustling streets, and avoided the eyes and ears of others, yet upon finding their true love, they vowed never to part. However, before anything could truly begin, the wooden figure, bearing a secret identity, suddenly went missing.

In a time of chaos and displacement, Su Lili's identity is discovered by Qi Fengxiang, who is deeply scheming and ruthless in his actions. He is determined to seize the world, yet he forcibly retains her while becoming entangled in a conflict between utilization and evasion of his feelings. However, the path of a king is destined to be lonely. Can he offer her a corner of tranquility? Can she provide him with vast horizons? And what of that wooden figure who says, "If I can fly out, I can fly back"? Where has he truly "flown" to, and can he "fly" back? The path of a king is destined to be lonely; can he offer her a corner of tranquility? Can she provide him with vast horizons? And what of that wooden figure who says, "If I can fly out, I can fly back"? Where has he truly "flown" to, and can he "fly" back?

In a chaotic world, who gazes down upon the realm, who fades into the mundane, who can leisurely linger in affection? With whose hand will she share the tumult and tranquility of those years?