Outside the Palace Wall

When I was three years old, I was brought up in the palace by the queen. From the day I entered the palace, the trajectory of my life was set—to be the future crown princess. The master taught me virtues, words, work appearance, palace rules and etiquette every day. Every move must be in line with the rules, and every word and deed must be done to the extreme. I learned to be dignified and forbearing, restrained my temper, and smoothed the fresh edges and corners of young people, hoping that I would be worthy of the position in the East Palace in the future. When he reached his late teens, the style of his wedding dress was already carefully planned, but the prince met the girl who was dear to his heart. The tenderness in his eyes is something I have never seen before. Being restrained in the deep palace for too long, I suddenly got tired. So he took the initiative to write a letter and requested an order to go to the distant frontier. There is no shackles of red tape, no shackles of secondary love. Watch the sunset in the desert and the long wind blowing in the wilderness. From now on, the mountains and rivers are vast, and you can feel free and carefree. You no longer have to be trapped in the red wall and spend your whole life for an unexpected marriage contract. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.