In the snowy plains of northern Xinjiang, Shen Nanxi, the concubine of the general's palace, took the initiative to marry into the prince's palace in the southern border with a jade pendant engraved with the word "Lu".
On their wedding night, the cold-faced prince handed her a dagger: "Don't touch me."
She thought he was just cold-blooded. Until she found a portrait in her study - the woman in the painting was seventy percent similar to her.
It turns out she is a stand-in.
She packed her bags and was about to leave, and for the first time he panicked: "You can't leave."
She turned around and asked him: "Lu Yanzhou, are you keeping her or me?"
He fell silent.
But what she didn't know was that there was another portrait in his study.
The painting is of her.
Painted before she married into the prince's palace.
