She Was Watching the Human World in Meng Mansion

[Old proverb house fight + concubine's growth + group portrait's fate + delicious food + long flowing water] When Meng Zhiwei was ten years old, his mother Yunluo died of illness in the Meng Mansion Branch Hospital. On that day, the eldest sister Naji was meeting in the mansion. The whole courtyard was still full of joy, but the partial courtyard was quietly white. From then on, she put on plain clothes and observed mourning for three years, and was forced to stand on the edge of the Meng family. Her mother only taught her one sentence before she died: "Don't listen to what a person says, watch what he does." So Zhiwei started to watch. See how the mistress runs the house, see how the grandmother remains silent, see how the sisters struggle with marriage, fame and future, and see how this high-end, deep house puts everyone on the stage that has been arranged. Everyone thought that she was just an inconspicuous concubine in the side courtyard, a quiet person who did not fight or fight. But they don't know that onlookers see it most clearly. She saw the cracks under the dignity, and also saw the intertwined web of family affection, calculation, pity and debt. Those old things that have been lightly revealed will one day reveal their clues in the depths of time. Later, Meng Zhiwei left the deep house and entered a medicine shop to study medicine and understand people's hearts. She doesn't seek glory, she doesn't want to be a pawn, and she doesn't want to be trapped in anyone's game. In this life, she had seen the bustle and desolation of the Meng Mansion, and finally she slowly boiled the unspeakable pain into a bowl of medicine of her own.