Jiang Changle, beloved daughter of Prince Anping, the great general commanding the western front, was sent away to study at Sacred Sword Mountain as a child to escape an arranged marriage.
Zhou Xun, the most cherished son of the Great Zhou emperor, takes no part in court affairs and cares only for pleasure.
On his way home after seeing his younger sister off to a distant marriage, Zhou Xun is attacked. Jiang Changle, who has just come down from the mountain, saves him, and the two meet.
“Father, all these years I’ve stayed out of the struggle between the crown prince and my eldest brother, enduring everything and yielding at every turn. Is it really too much to ask to spend my life with the woman I love?” Zhou Xun kneels on the ground, pleading through his tears.
“My son, Prince Anping commands an army of six hundred thousand. If you marry his daughter, everyone will fear you. Do you want your own brothers to turn on each other and weaken our Great Zhou?”
What the hell was it written? It was full of errors and omissions, random sentence fragmentation, and the meaning changed drastically.