Cui Men Marries by Mistake: the Lady in the Dipu Takes Charge of Beijing

Jiang Yao fell in love with Cui Yuan, a gentle scholar, and spent 618 yuan on the Jiang family's dowry to get married. On the wedding day, she was shocked to find out that she had been tricked into marrying Cui Jiulang, a playboy from Chang'an by mistake. The past spring reunions and boating companionships were all deliberate traps. Cui Yuan used her to exchange for career support, and the Cui family used her to fill the gap in marriage. From beginning to end, she was just a pawn in the game between the noble families. She hides her weakness, plans step by step, gradually gathers the Cui family's property, and expands her business territory. She has strong enough confidence to stand up. This wrong marriage was just the beginning of all the troubles. The Cui family has long been trapped in the chess game of imperial power, and all the members of the family have become tools for the clan to cling to the powerful. Outsiders laugh at Cui Heng for being naughty, but no one knows that he has been secretly in love with Jiang Yao for several years. On weekdays, his dandy appearance is all disguise, just to resist the control of the noble family. After marrying Jiang Yao, he is finally willing to take off his disguise and concentrate on planning his future. He did not want to rely on the influence of his hereditary family to make a living, so he studied hard behind closed doors. He wanted to rely on his own talents to become an official, and used his status as a court official to plot secretly. Soon the crown prince's throne was shaken, and the King of Jin took the opportunity to start a chaos over the succession. Cui Heng was inevitably involved in a dangerous power struggle. With Jiang Yao as his solid backing, the two resolved the misunderstandings caused by family backgrounds and worked together to deal with the multiple turmoils in the palace, the palace and the court. When the eldest brother returned with military success, the Cui sisters broke free from the shackles of their own will. Cui Heng stood firm in the court with his imperial examination achievements, completely breaking the family gap between scholars and common people, staying together in the chaos of power and seeking a life of equality and freedom. Purpose: This article draws on the experience of a merchant heroine who mistakenly married into a wealthy family to reveal the cruel reality that wealthy families use their children as bargaining chips for imperial power. The female protagonist relies on her business skills to stand on her own, while the male protagonist rejects the influence of the noble family and establishes himself through the imperial examination. The Cui family brothers and sisters respectively break away from the shackles of fate in the deep palace, the royal palace, and the border. The male and female protagonists support each other amidst misunderstandings in the house and the turmoil over the heirloom, conveying the positive core that both men and women can be independent and self-reliant, and pursue equality and freedom in marriage and love.