When Qi Mingyan was born, the Taoist priest said, "This child has a precious destiny, but he is like a candle in the wind and will not live until twenty."
After hearing this, Prince Qi and his wife were very anxious and searched for ways to extend their life.
So he wore a necklace and a jade pendant around his body since he was a child.
The treasures of the entire palace were piled on him, hoping to save his fate.
Si Ya is the fourth child in the family, so her parents casually call her "Si Ya", which is her only name in this life.
When she was seven years old, she was sold for two taels of silver.
When they were nineteen, they met.
He asked her: "Does the scar on your face hurt?"
She shook her head and said, "I forgot about it a long time ago."
He thought, I have to call a doctor every time I touch her, but she bleeds but says it doesn't hurt.
She thought, the jade on the young master's body is really beautiful, and it jingles like a piece of music when he walks.
Later, he was buried in the royal cemetery with a white marble monument and enjoyed full mourning and honor.
She was buried in a mass grave, wrapped in a straw mat, and no one remembered her.
Thirty miles apart, they could never see each other again.
Concept: Under the oppression of class, the powerlessness of love and the demise of individuals