Liu Yuniang and Li Chengxu were childhood sweethearts. She once thought that she could love Li Chengxu forever.
But things are fickle and everything is too cruel.
In the end, even though she married him, she had desperately realized from the day of her wedding that she seemed to no longer dare to love her husband.
From the refugees in Weizhou to the maids of the Jin Palace, from the favored concubine of the King of Jin to the founding queen of the Later Tang Dynasty, from cautious to wanton, from humble as mud to powerful in the world.
The emperor and empress stood at the top of the city holding hands, their dragon robes and phoenix skirts rolled up by the strong wind. Where you point, thousands of mountains bow their heads; when you look to the extreme, there are thousands of rivers and mountains.
Li Chengxu took Liu Yuniang's hand and asked: Yuniang, do you love me?
She buried her head in his chest, but in her heart there was only the jade seal on the royal case: I am my concubine... I love you so much...
This is a life story of a couple who are drama stars tormenting each other, and it is also a story of a loving couple who hate each other with a cold face: What should I do? I hate you so much, but I just can't live without you.
