In the Forbidden City, red and pink skeletons are buried in the incense grave. One is the legitimate daughter of a king with a different surname and the adopted daughter of the emperor; the other is the legitimate son of a king with a different surname, the product of stealing a dragon and turning into a phoenix. I thought I didn't have to travel far to reach Mongolia, happiness was right in front of me and at my fingertips. But who would have known that in the incense grave, not only the women who walked in were buried, but also the people who walked out of it.
I have always felt that no one can save an injured woman unless she figures it out herself. The difference in conceptual thinking between ancient and modern times means that our cognition is different from that of that era. We often say that mistresses are hateful and mistresses deserve to die, but for people of that era, mistresses did not exist, and the idea of buying and selling concubines represented the mainstream at that time. Traveling through time can certainly help us achieve our expectations. But I don't think that women in the 21st century, no matter how powerful they are, may still not be able to compete with the local people of that time in some aspects. After all, amateurs are not as strong as professionals who are deeply rooted in their bones. Therefore, I will give gold fingers to the characters in the article, but not all of them are omnipotent, and I will not add an embarrassing "traveler" in it. Local versus local is the outcome I want to see.