Princess Chi Biyao of Shu, following her father's arrangements, conceals her identity and marries into the Tang dynasty, becoming a general's wife. She loves him sorrowfully, to the point of misery.
In the third year of Tongguang, osmanthus blossoms drift through Luoyang. They adorn her wedding dress, for today she is to marry again, this time to the emperor.
That same year, the Tang dynasty conquers Shu, and she loses her home.
She still wears her lovely makeup and gathers up her peerlessly splendid dance robes, smiling at him with such tenderness.
She cannot remember the scars he left on her. Everything is as he wished. She only adjusts her golden hairpin and dances with graceful, fluttering steps, following close behind him. Together, they watch the red bricks of Luoyang crumble, one after another.
He promised her a love that would last forever, but in the end, she could never have it.
The author will continue to update Also, Li Keyong should be changed to Li Cunxu
Imperial Physician Hua= =Hua Ruoyu= =
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