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The most fashionable shop in Kyoto is Qihuoju, which specializes in weird toys.
Here, you can see wooden birds flying in the sky, people sitting in front of fans to enjoy the coolness, and strange locks that can change various solutions at any time...
The greatest pleasure in the life of the proprietress Jiang Heyi is to watch the young ladies from Kyoto fight over her new gadgets, and then count the money leisurely.
Another identity of Jiang Heyi is the only daughter of the right minister of the Ministry of Rites.
Everyone in Kyoto said that she behaved well and was a model of etiquette for a noble lady. Whenever I see her, she always looks like a bamboo, and her clothes don't drag dust wherever she goes.
Until Princess Yu's birthday party, Jiang Heyi's gentle disguise was gradually torn apart by King Pingnan who returned to Beijing, revealing his fierce teeth.
"What if my daughter is unwilling to help the prince?"
"Oh? Miss Jiang San doesn't like talking and talking, but she likes to be forced?"
The smart and clever lady from a wealthy family VS the arrogant and arrogant Prince Chaohei
Purpose: Female independence
