She was originally the most dazzling daughter of the Cui family in Qinghe, Cui Yuanzhen.
When she was seventeen years old, she was the Twelfth Prince Cui in Luoyang City. She was a man of poetry and swordsmanship, and sang wildly in the wine shop. Even the girls in Pingkangfang were looking forward to seeing this "Master Cui" for a second time.
At the age of eighteen, a marriage certificate fell from the sky.
She escaped from marriage and went south, but met a woman playing the flute by the West Lake in Hangzhou.
That was Song Xiuyu, the most famous official prostitute in Hangzhou.
She thought Cui Twelve Lang was a young man and loved him wholeheartedly. On the night of farewell, she mustered up the courage and just wanted to have a good night.
In the flickering candlelight, Cui Yuanzhen took off her headscarf, revealing her black hair: "I am also a woman... I can only live up to the girl's affection."
Six years later, the emperor was born.
Cui Yuanzhen, who was already a wife of the clan, heard the haunting sound of the flute by the waterside pavilion in the back house.
The new teacher of the Jiaofang is none other than Song Xiuyu.
"This feeling can be recalled later, but it was already at a loss at the time."
Intention: This feeling can be recalled later, but it was already at a loss at that time