After marriage, Kudi Liuli and Pei Xingjian lived in harmony, and the wife followed the husband. The eldest princess kept making things difficult for her, but Liuli responded tactfully and successfully turned danger into safety. Later, Pei Xingjian was demoted, and Liuli accompanied her husband to Xizhou to take up his post, and met the local prince Qu Chongyu. Qu Chongyu was wary of him because he was a sudden official, and secretly made enemies with Pei Xingjian and Liuli, and frequently set traps. Liuli and Pei Xingjian worked together to solve the crisis, and finally moved Qu Chongyu through their wisdom, integrity, and good deeds for the people. The three became close friends and worked together to stabilize the development of the local people and revitalize the local economy. Su Haizheng, the then Grand Protector of Anxi, and his son Su Nanjin, detained Pei Xingjian on false charges in order to make money and military merits. In order to save her husband, Liuli mobilized the people of Xizhou to write the Book of Ten Thousand People to save her husband and return home. Pei Xingjian and Qu Chongyu were framed by Su Nanjin for treason and detained in the governor's mansion. Liuli judged the situation tactfully and passed the news to Pei Xingjian and Qu Chongyu. In the end, the few rescued the people of Xizhou in a dangerous situation, broke the crisis and maintained peace in the region. Liuli also used her talent in clothing making to teach the people of Xizhou skills to reduce the tax burden on the people. With Liuli's assistance, the economy of the area under Pei Xingjian's jurisdiction was prosperous and the people lived and worked in peace. Liuli and Pei Xingjian, with a relationship stronger than gold, overcame many difficulties together and created a good story.