Zhu Han was born into a theatrical family in Jinling during the Ming Dynasty, and he followed the troupe from an early age.
She can sing in Tsing Yi and play swordsmanship on stage.
In the audience is a girl who has been "bullied" since childhood by Jiang Xuzhen, the young master of the Jiang family next door.
Jiang Xuzhen was one of the few young masters in Jinling, and he loved teasing her - he made trouble when she made fun of her, and he chuckled when she flirted with her.
The fight continued until they were sixteen, and no one mentioned the baby kiss that the old men of the two families had photographed when they drank too much.
It wasn't until the old incident was uncovered and the marriage certificate was placed in front of him that Zhu Hanchu panicked. Her father is forcing her to get married and stop singing in public, but all she wants in her life is to be on stage.
It's not like being stuck in the back house and being a wife. So she gritted her teeth and made up the sentence "My heart belongs to someone." Jiang Xuzhen was so angry that she didn't come to the door for three days.
Jiang Xuzhen was angry, but she also thought about it - this girl would rather make up lies than answer, because she was afraid that she would not be able to perform well.
He used to only think of her as his own little wife, but this time he actually watched her play "The Peony Pavilion" and realized that there was something in her eyes when she flicked her sleeves.
One of them was willing to let her go on stage, and the other was willing to look back at him. When the gongs and drums in the theater sounded again, Zhu Hanchu realized it.
It turns out that the spectator in the audience has always been him.
The core of this article is to explore the pull between women's career ideals and traditional marriage contracts in the Ming Dynasty
The childhood sweetheart Qingmei went from "not understanding" to "understanding".
It is the process of the male protagonist learning to let go and let her sing, and then holding hands to sing with her. ]
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Taking the Ming Dynasty drama as the background.
Growth type of male and female protagonist
We have been dating since childhood (both parties don't know) and the heroine is pursuing a career (singing opera)
Parents object to misunderstandings
Chasing his wife first, then going both ways, sweet pampering and abuse.
The deep love of a merchant's son/the dream of meeting a theater girl.
Intention: She lied to him, and he waited for her.
