On the wedding day, Prince Xiao Ze abandoned Shen Qinghuan in the wedding hall to save his concubine who fell into the water, making her the laughing stock of the whole capital.
Shen Qinghuan threw her crown and divorced her husband in public, turned around and disappeared into the wind and snow, vowing to cut off the fate of the world.
Passing by an ancient temple, she encounters the regent Pei Ji who is seriously injured and on the verge of death.
This powerful "living king of hell", who twists Buddhist beads in his hands on weekdays, is ascetic and cold as a banished immortal.
But that night, the poison of charm broke out, and the immortals and demons were banished.
Behind the dim Buddha statue, he held her waist firmly, and his hot breath sprayed in her ears: "Save me, and I promise you a lifetime of prosperity."
That night, the Buddha's eyebrows were lowered and the room was full of beauty. She was forced to endure his madness.
After returning to Beijing, the prince repented and asked for reconciliation, but saw the arrogant regent kneeling on one knee to wipe off the dust from Shen Qinghuan's shoes in front of all the civil and military officials.
Pei Ji's eyes turned red and he announced in public: "Is this the king's concubine also something you can touch?"
Later, someone saw the ruthless regent locking Shen Qinghuan in the golden room deep in the palace, and pestering her day and night:
"Qing Huan, you are my calamity and my life. You are not allowed to go anywhere except in my arms."
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