On the day of her seventeenth birthday, Shen Yingshuang received a letter from her father: She is returning to Beijing this year and has important matters to discuss.
She thought it was the wedding day.
She didn't know that what was waiting for her was betrayal from three parties at the same time - the master's family pushed her to marry on behalf of her sister, the prince put aside the ten-year engagement in public, and her mother begged her to protect her sister from the disaster.
She knelt in the Buddhist hall all night, and the next day she calmly wrote three letters of renunciation: severing relations with Duke Dingguo, breaking off her engagement with the prince, and never seeing her master again.
Then put on the ill-fitting wedding dress and embark on the road to marry South Vietnam.
Prince Yong'an of South Vietnam was seriously injured in the head while saving the emperor's brother twelve years ago, and his mental capacity stopped at the age of ten.
The whole capital laughed at her for marrying a fool. But on the wedding night, he awkwardly took out the sweet-scented osmanthus cake from his sleeve: "You must be hungry, Ah Heng hid it." It turned out that the smartest person, the most ruthless, and the most "stupid" person gave her the most complete preference.
