Painting Slave

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the Tatars entered the country, and Duduo, Prince of Henan of the Qing Dynasty, trampled the gentle village of Gusu to pieces with iron hooves. The entire Nangong family who refused to submit to the Qing court died tragically. Nangong Lai's mother and father, who were extremely elegant and obsessed with painting, escaped by chance and took a few ancient paintings with them, which turned out to be the bane of her half-life misery. Her biological aunt was greedy for money and secretly teamed up with an adulterer to plot her marriage and pushed her into the hands of her perverted husband. After being played and abandoned, she was cruelly sold into a brothel, where she worked hard every day. Her aunt's husband's family framed her parents in order to seize the authentic ancient paintings, and her parents were exiled to Ninggu Tower. In the desperate situation of the quagmire, she hid her hatred and made her way forward step by step. She was rescued by Chen Yunqiao, an official of the former dynasty, and was adopted as a foreign concubine. But in her heart, she only has the savior Zhang Gongzi who rebelled against the Qing Dynasty and restored the Ming Dynasty. In order to rescue her exiled father, she went north with Mr. Chen. By mistake, she mistakenly identified the enemy who had destroyed the family. However, she made a deal with the real culprit behind the family and helped him to become the heir apparent. When the cruel truth was suddenly revealed, fate forced her to make a choice: Should he return to his hometown and live in peace with his father for the rest of his life, or should he sacrifice his life to poison Duduo, the Jiangnan butcher, to pay homage to his tragically dead lover? What about the real culprit who wiped out the family? Lainiang died happily. The fire burned her body, but it could not burn away her proud spirit of dying together with the enemy. Duduo died of smallpox, the heartless scumbag was thrown into the pond, the real murderer who wiped out the family could not live to be thirty, and the in-laws who falsely accused her father were exiled. Only the aunt who had harmed her life, she put aside her hatred and spared her life. In troubled times, beauties are hated, and paintings are buried for the rest of their lives.