[Qiangqiang story, the infatuated and loyal young master of the dog general x the thoughtful orphan girl of the Hou family, double purity, arrogance, power and righteousness of the family and the country]
As an orphan, Song Lianqing just wanted to get married safely and live a peaceful life.
But something unexpected happened, and an accident at the Yuexi Lantern Festival led her to get acquainted with the prince Helan Yanzhao and the young master of the general mansion Xiao Ji. From then on, she was inexplicably involved in the dark cloud of the royal family's succession.
I thought Xiao Ji was a playboy and didn't want to get entangled too much, but why does he always linger?
They investigated a case together and were arrested together. After experiencing life and death, she discovered that pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger was his unique skill.
But her parents were dead and she had no family to rely on, so she was never a good match for him.
However, on the day when Jiang Mansion was ransacked, in despair, she watched Xiao Ji walking towards her under the moonlight, showing the token from the General Mansion in his hand:
"Song Lianqing is not from the Jiang family, she is the daughter-in-law of the General's Mansion."
"She is my, Xiao Ji's only wife in this life."
When they met for the first time, Xiao Ji's first impression of Song Lianqing was: You are a beautiful woman, but you are a thief.
Later, I just thought that she was a young lady from the Hou family who was dependent on others and had a tolerant and plain personality.
When did you start to change your opinion of her?
Maybe it's the time when she can figure out a way to solve any problem smoothly no matter how difficult it is;
Perhaps it was the time when he dared to issue a military order that "will not be broken for ten days and is willing to die" for the sake of the lives of the entire Jiang Mansion;
Perhaps when asked why she ventured north, she replied firmly:
"The righteousness of our family and country comes first, and we should save the people from fire and water, regardless of life or death."