Thirteen years ago, she was Song Li, the daughter of a noble family, and he was Qin Jian, a little beggar. A time of upheaval brought them together. Thirteen years later, she is Qin Rang, a merchant who sells rouge, and he is Qin Jian, a Banner Officer of the Pacification Bureau. They depend on each other, and neither tribulations nor temptations can change the feelings they hold dear.
Qin Rang: "Qin Jian, wait for me to come back. Then I'll be yours alone, just your Qin Rang."
Thirteen years ago, she was the daughter of a general from western Sichuan, determined to become a female general. He was the son of the General of the North, raised by loving parents in a happy home. A rebellion made her the future empress and him a child left behind. Fate brought them together in the capital, thousands of miles from home. Their identities kept them from being together: separated, they could not forget each other. After enduring countless trials and never giving up, they finally became husband and wife.
Gu Chang'an: "If one day we both stand in the snow, then in this life, it will be as though we've grown old together."
Mu Beichen: "I'll marry you with a procession stretching ten miles, so the whole world will know that Gu Chang'an is the woman I'll spend my life growing old with."
Meet one person, cherish one person, hold on to one person, and spend your life with that one person.
It's very interesting. Will the heroine forgive Master Song?
It's pretty, I like it!
It's quite good-looking. As the old saying goes, the male protagonist is either an emperor or a prince. It's rare to have a common man as the male protagonist. It's quite innovative.