Wing on Lane Tavern

The daughter of the Taifu Mansion was born with a lucky star and was destined to be prosperous in the world. Her grandfather wrote eight words that night when he was stargazing, "A daughter from the Rong family will be prosperous in the world." She was catching fireflies in the yard at that time. She didn't know that this sentence would stay with her for the rest of her life. She couldn't shake it off or throw it away. Wherever she ran away, people would point at her and say, "That girl, Lucky Star." On the night when Dayan destroyed the country, the prince hung on the city gate for three times. She knelt in the mud and looked up. The withered body turned half a circle in the wind, his face facing her, and his eyes were two black holes. She later lived a long time. On the day when her father sold her to a small warlord for food and grass, she squatted behind the stable and looked through the three-hundred-year-old star map of the Rong family all night long. The next day I walked up to that person and said, my star map is for viewing, not for sale. When she left, she carried a page in her arms, which read: The person this woman looks after will surely achieve great success. She folded the page, hid it in her sleeve, and never mentioned it to anyone again. Her father named a groom Chun Sheng, and it was time for him to live again after death. At that time, he was squatting in the stable brushing the horses. He was wearing coarse clothes that were too thin to hold up. When he looked up at her, his eyes were like a knife buried in the soil. Later, the sword was unsheathed and he fought his way out of the crowd of refugees. He became famous in a battle by the Weishui River. The remnant general of the old dynasty knelt on the ground and called him lord. Later he proclaimed himself emperor and the country's name was restored. The civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty said that this is the country where the lucky star shines. She was drinking tea when she heard those two words. The cup broke and she cut her hand. She looked down and ignored it. Blood mixed with tea dripped all over the table. She married a shameless general. That man chased her to the point where everyone in the capital knew about it. He handed her snacks at the palace banquet, lifted the curtain in front of the carriage, and squatted in front of her house for a whole afternoon just to deliver a bag of sugar-roasted chestnuts. When she got married, the city was covered in red when he came back from the battlefield. He lifted the curtain outside the sedan chair with a hand as steady as a knife. Later, he died in southern Xinjiang, and his last words were waiting for me to come back. She didn't cry that day. She washed up as usual the next morning and smiled bitterly in the mirror. Later, she married a young man who came to marry him. He came too late and couldn't catch up with anything. It was only after she died that she found out that the man had never married. He planted a plum tree in front of her grave. When the tree grew, it bloomed in winter and was fragrant. He went to stand there for one day every year. Four words were engraved on the monument: I woke up too late. On the last night, she combed her hair and changed into clean clothes. Ah Ling cried so much that she knelt on the ground and trembled. She said don't cry, she was finally her own master for once in her life. When I closed my eyes, the plum tree in the yard dropped two petals, and they scattered when the wind blew. Three days after her death, the emperor opened a box that had been locked for more than ten years. There was a piece of paper with only three words on it: Lucky Star, I... The back was blank. A word was smeared in the blank space, and I couldn't tell whether it was tears or ink. He sat in the imperial study room without moving all night, and there was no trace on his face when he went to court the next day. Records about her in history books: She was forgotten by the prosperous age and died of illness in Gaoming Mansion. Later generations compiled "Xingzhaolu". The history books only wrote one sentence: "Assist Taizu to determine the world." No one in future generations knows her name. Purpose: To escape the fate set by others and live your own life.