In order to find medicine for his Bai Yueguang, Pei Ling left me, who was about to give birth, in the snow-capped Langya Ridge. From then on, there was no more Shen Ning in the world. Even though my bones were dragged away by wild wolves, he was still in the gentle countryside of the capital, making jade bets with his friends and friends: "In less than three days, she will come back and beg me." Ten days later, he cut off the money I paid for the medicine to treat my grandma, and asked the housekeeper with a sneer, "Hasn't the trouble been enough? Let her die outside." A hundred days later, he rushed into Yizhuang like crazy, and forced his wife to piece together my body with a sword. Wu Zuo tremblingly raised a broken jade plaque: "Master Hou, wake up."
