Everyone in the world hates her for being arrogant, domineering, stupid and vicious, but they don't know that she was deliberately praised and killed by her uncle and aunt, and it was a tragedy that she could not help herself throughout her life.
Everyone in the world admires his prince's gentleness and orderliness, and his step-by-step approach. No one knows that he has a youthful spirit that he hides behind his power and is only willing to show off in front of his closest relatives.
An unwilling marriage tied two people together.
On the wedding night, he did not take off his hijab and said from a few steps away: "I know you don't want to. If you get into trouble, I will cover it for you; but if you make a mistake, I will not be lenient."
But she smashed the imperial vase, and he just squatted down and placed a cup of warm tea in front of her: "Are you thirsty? Take a rest when you are tired of smashing."
She discovered that he had two faces - the impeccable and cold-faced prince in the court, and the lively young man who would fight for ribs with his uncle under the old locust tree at her maternal grandfather's house. And he always treated her in that lazy, non-serious, peer-like way. The most serious thing he ever said was: "You smashed the vase, but you broke my head."
Later, my grandfather's family was overturned, and he knelt in the snow: "Zhao Ling, I have no home."
The little goblin who smashed the vase tore up the He Li Shu he handed over and followed him into the enclosed courtyard. "My home is here," she said.
They went from being forced to be tied up to sharing weal and woe, from "Don't cause trouble for me" to "Thank you for catching my fear."
Intent: Two-way redemption