Fishing and Woodcutting on the River, Green Mountains and Long Rivers

In the thirty-seventh year of Dajing's reign, the Jiang family was framed and exiled. Only Jiang Yuqiao, who was fostered outside, survived. In order to find out the truth, she went to the capital anonymously, but accidentally saved the seventh prince Gu Changchuan. He was the late emperor's most disliked prince. He seemed to be carefree and uncontested, but in fact he was a deep-seated man who was always at ease in the turbulent court. When he first met her, she was dressed in coarse linen clothes, but her eyebrows were as bright as tempered stars. He joked: "The girl's eyes are more dazzling than all the pearls in the capital." She used his power to investigate the case, and he relied on her wisdom to solve the problem. From the waterside pavilions in the south of the Yangtze River to the palace walls of the imperial city, she shielded him from hidden arrows, and he shielded her from wind and rain. In the whirlpool of power and intrigue, he promised her that "when the storm calms down, I will take you to see all the green hills and rivers"; she replied to him, "Thousands of miles of country are not as warm as a lamp in front of your case." When the Jiang family's old case came to light and the situation in the court gradually settled, he had the power in his hand, but he was willing to use his edge for her. Everyone in the world knew that the seventh prince was cold, but only Jiang Yuqiao knew that all his tenderness was hidden in his eyes - what was clearer than Yuqiao's Jiang Zhu, and longer than the green mountains and rivers, was the deep love that belonged to her alone.