According to the imperial decree, the legitimate daughter of the Shen family married Xiao Dingbei, the general of Zhenbei. Her sister pretended to be ill and escaped from marriage, so she married into the house on her behalf. On the wedding night, the general showed his face coldly: "This marriage is not what I want. I have someone else in my heart. Don't have any illusions about other things."
She doesn't care. She didn't marry into the general's palace to be loved - she exchanged this marriage for three things: her mother's hosta that was occupied by her mistress, a confiscated fragment of the Book of Songs, and her mother's tablet leaving the leaky Buddhist hall of the Shen family. The mother was Shen's father's distant cousin. She was half-coaxed and half-forced into being a concubine. She was not allowed to see a doctor when she was ill, and was not allowed to enter the ancestral hall after her death. Substitute marriage is a transaction, an escape, and the only active choice she has been waiting for since she was a child.
In the general's heart lives the "White Moonlight" who saved his life at Sunset Slope five years ago. When he heard that the benefactor's surname was Shen, he took it for granted that he was the legitimate daughter of the Shen family. He didn't know that the person he was really looking for was under his roof and was treated coldly by him every day. She wasn't going to say either. She never lived by guilt.
Until Beidi invaded, the enemy's archers targeted the general who was under siege under the city. She put on her smart clothes, tightened her green hairband, stepped onto the tower, drew her bow and nocked an arrow. The arrow shot out of the air and penetrated the five-year misunderstanding of the General's Mansion.
After the war, there was a confrontation in the study. The general knelt in front of her and asked her why she didn't tell her earlier. She calmly replied: "The general said on the wedding night - be the general's wife peacefully and don't have any other dreams."
After that, he went to his wife's crematorium and sat outside her courtyard night after night. He used the same hand that had broken countless jade materials to carve a new jade seal with the word "Qing" crookedly written on it. He said to her: "You tell me clearly, I prefer
