(The main text has been completed, and the extra chapter will be updated as appropriate)
When Queen Wen was still alive, she often held Xian Si on her lap and asked her: "What does our Sisi like?"
Xian Si's plump little hand pointed far away, and it happened to point to the handsome little prince Zhou Zhejing in the imperial concubine's arms.
"Sisi likes him. Can the queen give him to Sisi to raise him?"
Queen Wen didn't comment, just taking it as a child's talk.
Many years later, when the new emperor came to power, Li Xiansi entered the middle palace and became his wife.
Later historians recorded: Emperor Hui Chong and Empress Minzhen respected each other as guests. The emperor and empress were in harmony. They were born in the same quilt and died in the same acupuncture point. It is a good story.
The world's crazy pursuits are nothing but existence.
What I seek in the scenery is the clear river and the clear sea.
What Xiansi wants is only one human heart.
Fortunately, they all get what they want.
Reader comments
Ahhhh, author, I want to send you a razor blade. It's too much. I didn't say it was so cruel in the introduction. I'm so angry [crying]
Ahhhh, author, I want to send you a razor blade. It's too much. I didn't say it was so cruel in the introduction. I'm so angry [crying]