Her name is Fang Zhiwan, a girl born and raised in Qingshan Village. Her father was seriously injured, so she traveled thousands of miles to Beijing to deliver medicine. She thought she would return after delivering the medicine.
But the eldest lady from the General's Mansion looked at her very strangely. The same person was painted on the scrolls hidden in the box. After peeling off the layers, she knelt in front of her and asked her mother. The mother didn't answer, but her hand hung in the air and never fell.
She decided to help her mother reconcile and collect evidence. Everyone in the capital said that Shangshu surnamed Shen was a "lovely and good man". She sneered - his eldest son and daughter were all born before he married his wife.
She was worried that there was not enough evidence, when Mr. Lu, who had always been cold and aloof, suddenly approached her, his tone as calm as if he was talking about a trivial matter: "Are you looking for evidence of his crime? I happen to have a copy here, a new one."
Lightning protection: Both the male and female protagonists are illegitimate children who cannot be seen in the light, with two-way redemption and extremely restrained emotional lines. It mainly focuses on group portraits, the plot is slow-burning, and it is not a fast-food story. There is no female rivalry, no vicious female partners. All tragedies stem from the mismatch between identity and time, and all warmth is hidden in unspoken details. If you are willing to take your time and watch, there will be someone worth waiting for.
Full marks in my mind.