In late spring when she was eighteen years old, Tan Yao was proposed to marry.
The person seeking marriage was Fu Jing, the youngest prime minister in the dynasty. He was twenty-three years old, a highly respected minister, and she had never met her.
Tan Yao couldn't figure out why he chose her. Everyone who asked her said she would know once she gets married. But she wanted to find out before she got married.
It wasn't until the Jiang family's spring appreciation banquet that Fu Jin broke off a pomegranate flower, stood outside the pavilion, looked at her, and said the little poem she wrote casually a year ago -
"I'm awake late at night in spring. I open the window and see the full moon."
It turns out that there is really someone in this world who can see her heart through the lines of poetry.
