A Career Analysis of "Crown Princess": First: Career prospects are bleak. The path from Crown Princess to Empress to Empress Dowager is long and extremely difficult. Second: No job security. No social insurance or housing fund, and the possibility of being dismissed at any time, with no possibility of re-employment! Third: The job is dangerous, with a constant risk of death. If the Crown Prince doesn't become Emperor, you'll suffer along with him; if he does, you'll still have to be careful about your own misfortune. Fourth: It's like part-time work. While the workload isn't high, you don't have the right to choose your clients. In conclusion, being a Crown Princess is definitely not a good job—no future, high pressure, high workload… Okay, actually, this is just a rant. Simply put: it's a "woman's" struggle in the harem…and also a "man's" suffering in the harem… Note: This is a melodramatic, illogical, and nonsensical story, just something to kill time. The male lead is Crown Prince Qi Sheng. This is a story where the scumbag initially betrays the female lead, and then the female lead punishes the scumbag. Toilet Lord, King Zhao, and others are all insignificant figures, mere cannon fodder. Those who like to take sides, quickly adjust your formation; if you can't, just click the little red "X" in the upper right corner—no further greetings!

Thick fog hangs over the airport, international flights are delayed, and an ace agent from the Space Survey Agency navigates a polar vortex. Enduring severe turbulence, his passport expires, and his luggage is lost, he finds his own body on the baggage carousel, clutching the pendant of his ex-girlfriend, whom he had just met thousands of miles away in New York City. On the tarmac, at the airport control tower, in the cockpit, in the first-class cabin, even on communications satellites... Mysteries unfold in every corner of the sky and on the ground. Who is behind this? Under the vast sky, when will the mystery lift?