Ci Que Yin

Shen Qingci Born in a scholarly family, he has read poetry and books since childhood, but his temperament is as cold as frost. My father took the name "Qing Ci" from Chen Lin of Han Dynasty's "Qing Ci Wise Sentences, Yan Jue Huan Bing", which means that the words are elegant and not in line with the current customs. But I don't want one word to become a prophecy—— "Ci" means staying away. Entering the palace and becoming a concubine was not an honor for her, but a prison. She didn't want to serve the emperor, and she didn't want to waste her life in this splendid cage. Her soul has already bid farewell to this world. Cold as frost, bidding farewell to the world, the original intention is to stay away. —————————————— Gu Mingque General Gu's legitimate daughter, she has been pampered since she was a child and is the jewel in General Gu's hands. On the day I was born, a magpie landed on the parasol tree in the courtyard, chirped three times and refused to leave. Her father thought this was a good omen, so he named her "Ming Que", hoping that she would be as cheerful and bright as a magpie and have good luck in her life. She really lived up to the name - she had a temperament like a little magpie and couldn't stop chirping. Loves to climb trees, love to swing, and loves to sneak out of the house and visit the night market. To her, sleeping with Shen Qingci was not a humiliation, but an "adventure into the palace." There is destiny hidden in her name: she should not have been involved in the palace, but she followed a cry and broke in. From then on, her destiny was separated from its original branch. As agile as a bird, it sings into the world of mortals, with the intention of getting closer. —————————————— One wants to escape, the other wants to enter. One word, one cry. The name is filled with the misplacement and entanglement of fate.