The proton returns to Qin, and the red makeup becomes chess.
A marriage wrapped in honey and scars quietly settled in the dark night of Xianyang Palace.
He is a young master who crawled back from the thorn bushes of Zhao State. There are whip marks hidden under his clothes, and the bottom of his sleeves are stained with ink and blood. She is a Tang pear sent from South Korea, with laws embroidered on her skirt and dried seeds hidden in her sleeves.
Under the red candle on the wedding night, she discussed yin and yang with the "Laws of Qin": "The sun and the moon shine together, and darkness and brightness share weal and woe." But he tore the lapel of his clothes, revealing the hideous old scar on his heart: "Let's see how Madam shines on this rotten wood of mine."
