Gu Zhaoning was sold to the Pei Mansion for five hundred taels of silver by his gambling-addicted father.
Three generations of the Pei family have hairpins, and the eldest son Pei Heng has power in the government and the public, and is known as "King Pei Yan".
She has no church, no status, and no family tree.
The mistress thought she was of low birth, the concubines laughed at her as a tool for pleasure, and the servants dared to sneer at her face to face.
Pei Heng occasionally glanced at her, his eyes were cold and indifferent, as if looking at a dispensable object.
She endured it for three years and became the humblest shadow in the Pei family.
Until she was pushed into an icy lake, and when she woke up - she didn't remember anything.
She looked at the maid guarding the bedside, and her first words were: "Whose house is this? It's quite shabby."
The second sentence is: "Where is my husband? Let him come to see me."
Then she broke into the front hall wrapped in a quilt and said to the crowd of staff——
"Everyone go out, I have something to do with my husband."
Pei Heng:?
She ordered him to pour tea, and he did. He thought the tea was too hot, so he blew it. He thought the soup was cold, but he felt hot.
Rumors spread throughout the capital: King Pei Yan was manipulated by a Chongxi village girl.
Later she regained her memory.
She stopped calling her "husband" and changed her name to "Master Pei".
When he heard the "Sir" voice, he felt cold all over.
She handed over the book and left it with a faint smile.
He tore up and removed the book, his hands shaking.
She said: "Master Pei, please take it seriously."
Pei Heng grabbed her wrist, his eyes red: "Where are you going?"
"Go back to where I belong."
"The place you should go back to is right here."