A lady named Pan came to the capital, and she was taken by Mrs. Pingyao. She was gentle and respectful, with impeccable etiquette. She lived up to her name, the goddess of Wushan.
With such a good character and good appearance, it would be fine if she didn't become a concubine to His Majesty. After all, she was not the right age, so why didn't she become a princess to the King back then? After all, judging from her dealings, there is such a way.
There are different opinions on the reasons. After the news spread, the good guys stopped.
It's good that my aunt is a female official from the original palace, but she turns out to have the same heart as the King of Chu who was treated coldly, and she is not a hot topic.
Li Tingjie, the nephew of Mrs. Pingyao, was born into a famous family. He was maverick, his appearance was as dull as a green pine and cold smoke, and he was arrogant. Someone asked him what he thought of this guest from the Pingyao Countess. He sneered and said that this person was a treacherous person but his bones were hard and could not be broken by knocking or burnt.
"It can be seen that it is an underdeveloped piece of evil, which is rare in the world."
*The greedy and cunning lady vs the extremely vicious man.
*Early warning, emotional line phased 1v1
*The background is a large overhead blend, partly inspired by Li Shangyin's "Chang'e"
*I didn't think about whether the girl was a virgin or not, but the boy was a virgin anyway.
*On the third marriage (probably) it is the male protagonist's turn. There are other love lines in front, normal dates, and marriage situations.
Consider it the pure love of the male protagonist alone. It ends with he.
Intention: All sentient beings are evil, no one is unjust