Everyone knows that Shen Letong, the legitimate daughter of Prime Minister Shen, is madly in love with Pei Yuzhi, the eldest son of the Hou family.
When the Pei family was attacked by the ministers and was in a dilemma, she married him and tried to help the Pei family at all costs.
He said: "A eldest sister-in-law is like a mother. Take good care of your younger siblings and wait for me."
Shen Letong worked hard for twenty-five years. Her husband died in the battle and she had no children. She worked hard to educate the younger generation.
In the end, she was rewarded, and everyone became successful, but she was already blinded by exhaustion and her body was exhausted.
Before she died, her brother-in-law said to her: "You are unkind and unkind, and you are not worthy of being my eldest sister-in-law. She is the wife that my eldest brother has personally acknowledged!"
Pei Yuzhi took his concubine Shen Letong and their two children and said to her:
"You know very well in your heart that I was forced to marry you because of the family situation. Now that the situation is clear, how can I let my sister down?"
Even the sister-in-law who was closest to her had a face full of disgust: "Actually, we already knew that my eldest brother was not dead, and Prime Minister Shen gave him a new identity. You were so mean to me, swallowed up the dowry left by my mother, and forced me to marry an old man. Is there any reason in the world to recognize a thief as your sister-in-law?"
Shen Letong has been sincerely devoted for decades, but she was unexpectedly resented by her juniors. Shen Letong was left alive and dead.
Her ghost lingered after her death. In the third year of her ghost life, a man brought her favorite plum blossom wine and helped her to clear the weeds on her grave. Later, he overturned the imperial power, became the most noble emperor, and married the most virtuous queen. The Pei family was executed because they were in the wrong team.
Shen Letong finally gave up her obsession and decided to give up her life again.
