Shen Zhiyi was involved in life and death in his previous life, and finally ended up in the ICU.
When she opened her eyes again, she became the concubine of the Hou family. Her stepmother wanted to give her to others and sell her to Yangzhou for twenty-five taels of silver.
The original owner admitted it, but she didn't.
She dug out an old umbrella and stopped a horse on the official road.
Everyone in Chang'an City knew that Xie Lin, the Marquis of Zhenbei, had a cold face and a cold heart, so the ladies took a detour when he saw him.
Shen Zhiyi disagrees. On the day when her stepmother was about to sell her to Yangzhou, she dressed in coarse cloth and stopped his horse on the official road.
Shen Zhiyi stood in front of the horse, head tilted up, holding the handle of the umbrella with her fingers, her knuckles turning white.
"Master Marquis, marry me."
The street was full of people waiting to see her thrown out. Xie Lin looked down at her for a long time and said one word: "Okay."
After getting married, she moved in the modern style and opened a milk tea shop, a ready-made clothing shop, and a restaurant. From one to five restaurants, she was so busy that her feet never touched the floor. He would go half way around the city to pick her up every day, carrying chestnuts in his hand. He thought they were too sweet, but he ate them every time.
He later died in the lobby of the Ministry of Justice. She was left behind, along with five shops and an unborn child.
Shen Zhiyi didn't cry. Later she gave birth to a child and named her Xie An. I lived my life alone.
Many years later, her son asked her what kind of person her father was. She thought for a while and said, "He said chestnuts are too sweet, but he eats them every time."