Sushou Kaiyuan

During her three years in the Hou Mansion, she did not "endure" but "wait". Waiting for a dream that has nothing to do with you to wake up, waiting for a crack in the door that you can walk out of openly. When those three copper coins were handed over, where was the gift? It's clearly breaking - using the lightest object to cut off the heaviest shackles. Could it be that Kaiyuan Tongbao opened her own new life? The most poignant part is the half painting of a hundred butterflies piercing flowers. The butterfly missing only one right wing had flown away in her heart for three years. The stitches stop at the fullest point. It's not that the embroidery can't be finished, but there's no need to embroider it—the real butterfly is never on silk. The scene where the Marquis later went to a restaurant to get drunk was really ruthless. Back then, the plum blossom stamens on his sleeves had not faded, but now he had to vomit his bitterness to the woman who once had "no love between husband and wife." I don't know if he suddenly remembered when he sobered up one day: that day in the hall, she smiled so easily. It was not a forced expression, but a sign of relief.