Unbecoming of an Order

There is a rumor in the capital that "if there is a daughter in the Jiang family, she will go to the house to uncover the tiles." Jiang Lingyi, the daughter of the imperial censor, is really like a little wild cat that has not been leashed. She wants to be a heroine and travel in the world, she wants to recruit a group of younger brothers, and she even wants to go to the border with the young general. At that time, I always thought that reunion would be like the Mid-Autumn Moon, perfect every year and always present year after year. But the road to the world is long and the wind in the court is strong. According to an imperial decree, she was married as the crown prince, to the man who had always treated her like a sister, and was locked into an airtight palace wall. He said, "There is always a place where I can protect you," and he truly protected you all his life. He said, "I will guard the border," but he was guarding not only the border, but also her. Until that blazing fire brought new hope. Time went round and round, and in the gatherings and separations, I actually found the night when Osmanthus fragrans made wine. (Brother-sister relationship, friendship, and family and country relationships are often more important than love)