Liu Li, who had only a few relatives in her previous life, suddenly died suddenly while working overtime at the company until 3 a. M. And became an eight-year-old orphan in Zhaoguolin Mansion. Both her parents died at the beginning. The will was warm, the ancestral property was rich, but the hearts of the clan members were cold. Fortunately, before his death, his father asked his good friend to leave him alone, which allowed Lin Hewei to live a more stable life. Lu Yan had been stationed at the border for 17 years and had a large number of troops. He recognized Lin Hewei as his adopted daughter, and was ordered to keep his eldest son Lu Changqing in Beijing as the prince's companion. When Lin Hewei was thirteen years old, Lu Yan was only one step away from being crowned king, and was therefore feared by the royal family. The royal family decreed that Lu Yan's two newborn children should be left as hostages, and they and Lin Hewei depended on each other. Later, the eldest son, Lu Changqing, followed his father to guard the border. Lin Hewei stayed in the capital, guarding her younger brothers and sisters, guarding the inheritance left by her parents, guarding the large and empty house, and guarding the good news that was sent home from the border every month.
Intention: Living seriously is a kind of power in itself. It doesn't matter if life slows down. Every inch of time will eventually take people to where they want to go.