She was the daughter of a merchant from the south of the Yangtze River. She used arithmetic as her armor and agility as her blade. She tore up a marriage contract with her own hands at the spring banquet, but she didn't know that she was already the most important hidden piece in the Jinling chess game.
He is the eldest son of the Marquis of Jingyuan, a dandy lying drunk among flowers in front of others, and a silent strategist playing chess behind others. When Jiang Xin first met, he saw through her hasty disguise, but chose to protect her under his wings, gaining an unexpected sincerity in the test of true and false.
From Jinling to the capital, the three thousand miles of sweetness and tenderness on the waterway were all his secret pleasures as he counted down the moments of farewell. When the situation of seizing the direct descendant suddenly tightened, and the secret arrow pointed at his only weakness, Xie Zhao swallowed the last bite of candy she fed him with a smile, turned around and stepped into a certain death situation for her and the mountains and rivers behind him.
"Wanwan, candied haws... Remember to buy the sweetest one from now on."
Year after year thereafter, Begonia remained the same. But no one knows why the hostess of the Lin family, who has always lived in the north, always sits alone in a high building during the flower blooming season, facing the vast night sky, playing the song "Goose from the North" that no one can answer.
The deepest pain in the world is that I have spent my life paving the way for you, but you have to spend every day of your life remembering this loss.
