Shen Jin was once the sharpest knife of the Lu family in Jiangning, and the name of the leader of the secret guard could stop children from crying at night.
Until the fire five years ago, the eldest lady of the Lu family died protecting her brother, and she was "a step too late".
The head of the family, Lu Yanzhou, pulled her back from the gate of hell and put the shackles on her with his own hands: "Chen Jin, I want you to live and remember what you owe Qing'er for the rest of your life."
From then on, the sword was sheathed and the shadow followed.
She became the silent shadow at his feet, shielding him from open and hidden arrows, and protecting his new favorite, the orphan girl Su Waner who looked exactly like his dead sister.
When he was seriously injured and coughing up blood, he said: "Your life is mine, and I won't allow you to die easily."
When he discovered something suspicious, he sneered: "How can you even make up such a lie in order to escape guilt?"
In the winter of the sixth year, the evidence finally surfaced:
The fire that burned down all her beliefs was a calculation from beginning to end.
And the "sin" she sacrificed with her flesh and blood was never necessary.
In the water prison, she broke the hairpin he never gave away:
"Lu Yanzhou, I will not atone for my sins."
"In the seventh year, he will be released after serving his sentence."
Later, there was a world-famous "Yunjinfang" in the south of the Yangtze River.
Standing next to the hostess Chen Jin is her gentle husband, a miracle doctor, with a baby in his arms babbling.
People say that she is so skilled that she can weave a business legend in just three years, but no one knows that it took her much longer to learn how to grow her own bones from the ashes.
Lu Yanzhou, the head of the Lu family in Jiangning, turned gray in the winter of the seventh year.
He knelt down in the seventy-two temples in the south of the Yangtze River and prayed to all the gods and Buddhas, but he only waited for her to say: "Master Lu, the past has faded. Let's all be well."
