Wei Ningwan's father is Wei Zheng, a general who has been guarding the border for decades, and her mother is the late emperor's niece Changning. At that time, Princess Changning did not want the number one scholar or a son from an aristocratic family. She knelt in front of the palace and only asked to marry Wei Zheng, who was still a young general with no family background and no background. They went to the border together. The two had been in love for several years and had a daughter. The wind on the border is bitter, with the smell of gravel and weeds. It blows on the face like a mother's rough palms, but it makes people feel at ease. Wei Ningwan grew up in such a wind. Her father was stationed in the north all year round, so she lived with her mother in the house next to the military camp. There are no red tapes like those in Beijing, only the vast world and free breathing. Until that day, she saved Xie Mingke, who changed her life, in the paddock on a snowy night. She didn't know whether to thank him for making her the most noble woman in the world, or whether to hate him for breaking her wings that allowed her to soar into the sky, leaving her trapped in a small space for a lifetime.
The rare wild lemon tree in the Gobi border has a green peel and a sharp aroma. It is so sour that you will frown when you bite it, but there is a vitality and freshness that cannot be ignored. Wei Ningwan has this smell, unreasonable and unreasonable, so bright that people can't take their eyes away, but with a hint of untamed wildness, like gravel wrapped in the wind, it hurts slightly when it brushes against the skin. When she was withering in the palace, someone would occasionally mention her name, and they would vaguely feel that it was not a title that a deep palace concubine should have - it was too fresh, as alive as a sudden rain on the border, with the smell of vegetation and earth.
Purpose: Don't decide the fate of others