The imperial edict conferred marriage and assigned the disfigured Lin Zhao, the second daughter of the Lin family, to the Northern General Gu Yuan. The emperor wanted to tease Gu Yuan with Lin Zhao, and the aristocratic family wanted to see Gu Yuan's jokes. Lin Zhao's father, Lin Jingzhi, even said that Lin Zhao would disgrace the Lin family. Gu Yuan did not follow the script. Gu Yuan took Lin Zhao away from Shengjing and went to Liangzhou. In Liangzhou, Lin Zhao used local herbs to prepare the soothing Xifeng Powder, allowing soldiers who had suffered from insomnia for many years to sleep peacefully. Lin Zhao is no longer the abandoned poor bastard. Lin Zhao is Gu Yuan's wife and the living bodhisattva of the Liangzhou Army. Lin Zhao and Gu Yuan have become each other's favorite.
