On the twenty-seventh day of the wedding, Lu Wantang's husband Pei Zhaochuan personally led his troops to seal off the Lu family dyeing workshop.
The Lu family was accused of exchanging military supplies in the northern border, and three thousand defenders died of cold and starvation as a result. Among the dead was Pei Zhaochuan's only brother.
Before the execution ground, his father did not cry out for injustice and left Lu Wantang only half a piece of stained green silk. Pei Zhaochuan asked her where her other half was, and she said it was burned.
He refused to divorce his wife and kept her by his side to investigate the case; she refused to hand over Qingjuan and used his identity to track down her father and brother. My marriage in the past two years was half an old relationship and half a family feud. Later, her father was executed and her brother died under her husband's arrow. She finally reconciled with him.
But when the war broke out again in the north, they saved each other again and again, and gave up each other again and again for the lives of more people.
Eight years later, the truth was revealed, and they agreed to live a normal life when the snow in their hometown was gone.
But that year, the snow melted.
Pei Zhaochuan did not come back.
