In the first year of Yongzheng's reign, the Literary Prison overturned the family of Han girl Su Wan. In order to change her father and brother's livelihood, she became the substitute concubine of Prince Yong Yinzhen.
**Two heads** crushed his dignity, **impatiens flower juice** dyed his nails red, and every night I listened to him drunkenly calling Bai Yueguang's name "Minwei".
When the pregnancy pulse first appeared, Yinzhen smashed the **pastel cup** and sneered: "Does the shadow deserve an heir?"
In Mulan Qiu's enclosure, she broke off the golden silk hairpin given to her by the emperor and fell off the cliff. She wrapped herself in Gebu and mixed into the caravan at the west entrance, and fled north amid the smoke of the Luobuzangdanjin rebellion.
In the wind and snow outside the customs, the cry of premature baby Xiaoman melted into the indigo dyeing vat, and the embroidery needle stirred up new life.
Three years later, the "Wanweitang" embroidered flag flew all over the south of the Yangtze River, and Yinzhen came after him with thunderous momentum:
"Minwei is not dead yet, the clan government wants to test your son's **Aixinjueluo bone and blood!**"
On the edge of the cliff, Bai Yueguang held out the **Doucai Poison Lamp**: "Silang, choose her or me?"
Su Wan grabbed the cup and drank it all, **silver scissors cut off her black hair**: "I will break this shackles of beauty myself!"
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**The iron-hatted king's wife-letting book fell on the brazier, and the shopkeeper stood in the evening breeze.
A broken hairpin is inserted into the map of the Forbidden City. The mountains and rivers serve as a guide. Freedom is priceless.
