On the way to escape from famine, A Guang, who was dying, was rescued by Yan Tingxue, the most unpopular blind concubine of the Yan family, and became his personal maid.
Two years later, the Yan family was overthrown due to involvement in the fight for the heir apparent.
On the night of the house raid, Aguang did not run away. Instead, she carried her blind young master on her back and escaped from the sea of fire overnight.
Keep your name anonymous and stay in a corner.
In order to support this frail little blind man who couldn't lift his shoulders or lift his hands, and who never left his body to return the jar of medicine, Aguang set up a tea stall, opened a restaurant, and started business, making a prosperous life in the market on his own.
Just as the days were getting more prosperous and the little blind man's eyes were finally cured, news came from the capital that the new emperor was liquidating his old ministers.
She looked at her husband with clear and cold eyes standing in front of her, and her former Shiwan subordinates who knelt outside the door to welcome her back to the capital.
Shang Fuguang (Aguang) patted the flour on his hands and smiled calmly:
"No more pretending. In fact, I want to pay homage to Emperor Ji first. Husband, would you like to follow me back to Beijing and smash the dragon chair?"
Yan Tingxue held her in his arms with her backhand, her eyes paranoid:
"Wherever the madam points, I will kill you."
