The fourteen-year-old Qianlong Dynasty Princess Qiya, Gu Lun and Jing, married Erawang Dorji, who was in her thirties.
When she didn't understand the relationship between husband and wife, she said to him as if she was an endorsement: "I know that you are the most important person to me. We have drank together and will never be apart."
Three years later, when she became sensible, she said: "You are not only my tryst lover, but also my lifelong husband. I want to be with you until the end of my life."
But they didn't live forever.
Reader comments
It's very interesting. In fact, I have only watched Shuang Jie. This was a rare surprise. I spent an entire night reading it without pausing. My heart ached during this period, following the protagonist's emotions, expectations, disappointment, and despair. I didn't cry during this period, but I felt real distress. After reading it, I felt suffocated in my heart, unable to get up or down, and couldn't calm down for a long time.
The author wrote it well and touched my heart. 👍👍👍👍👍
He may have loved many women, but the only one who really came into his heart was his little girl. She may have had feelings for others, but he was the only one who promised to grow old. Perhaps this short life is to repay the debt of their birth to wealth. If there is an afterlife, I hope they will have a chance to compete fairly. The seventh girl should have her own choice as to who she will grow old with.
The strong princess is gone! The premise of love is to maintain an independent self
I cried so much. I originally came here for Rawang Dorji in Story of Yanxi Palace. I didn't expect. Are there any similar tweets about the princess marrying far away?
It's okay. The author's writing is pretty good, but the age and history don't match up.
Super nice and recommended
I like it very much, the plot is very touching
Very well written and engaging
It's very interesting. Through this article, you can imagine generations of Qing princesses coming to the grassland, and most of them died young.
The writing is very good, [crying][crying], I hope the author writes about reincarnation of them in modern times
It's very interesting. In fact, I have only watched Shuang Jie. This was a rare surprise. I spent an entire night reading it without pausing. My heart ached during this period, following the protagonist's emotions, expectations, disappointment, and despair. I didn't cry during this period, but I felt real distress. After reading it, I felt suffocated in my heart, unable to get up or down, and couldn't calm down for a long time. The author wrote it well and touched my heart. 👍👍👍👍👍
He may have loved many women, but the only one who really came into his heart was his little girl. She may have had feelings for others, but he was the only one who promised to grow old. Perhaps this short life is to repay the debt of their birth to wealth. If there is an afterlife, I hope they will have a chance to compete fairly. The seventh girl should have her own choice as to who she will grow old with.
The strong princess is gone! The premise of love is to maintain an independent self
I cried so much. I originally came here for Rawang Dorji in Story of Yanxi Palace. I didn't expect. Are there any similar tweets about the princess marrying far away?
It's okay. The author's writing is pretty good, but the age and history don't match up.
Super nice and recommended
I like it very much, the plot is very touching
Very well written and engaging
It's very interesting. Through this article, you can imagine generations of Qing princesses coming to the grassland, and most of them died young.
The writing is very good, [crying][crying], I hope the author writes about reincarnation of them in modern times