When they first met, she was seven years old, the general's cherished daughter. After entering the palace, she met the emperor's only daughter, Mu Hua, the future empress. Mu Hua was three at the time.
The two girls were inseparable and spent four years together as study companions. In the eleventh year of Mingxian, a palace coup claimed the lives of all seventy-two members of the General's household. The general's wife, Yu Si, disappeared without a trace. Because the general's daughter, Wen Yan, had served as a study companion, her life was spared, but her legs were crippled. The emperor despised the surname Wen, so he gave her a new name: Qi Yan. It meant one rejected by the realm and despised by all.
At the end of the twelfth year of Mingxian, the emperor asked the little princess, "How can you make someone stay by your side for life?"
The princess replied, "Leave a mark."
The next day, the famous embroiderer Zi Jin entered the palace and stitched an embroidered picture on Qi Yan's face: "Hua Sha." Everyone knew that the Eldest Princess had a forbidden favorite in her harem, with the character Hua on her face.
When the Eldest Princess was twelve, she saw Qi Yan smile while chatting with a guard. Enraged, she had the guard crushed, then violated Qi Yan, saying, "You are nothing but this palace's plaything, its forbidden favorite."
In the nineteenth year of Mingxian, rumors spread that the late General Wen's daughter was actually the Crown Princess's bed slave, which was why the whole realm despised her and cursed her without end.
Half a year apart, as if her heart and bones had been torn away; one brief reunion, then another farewell.
In the twentieth year of Mingxian, the Battle of Mingye broke out. The Crown Princess led the troops herself. Half a year later, a man dressed in white and wearing a mask appeared in the army. He had difficulty walking and was always by the Crown Princess's side.
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After three years of war, where will fate lead them? Where will their love find its home?
Wow, is this hole still filled? At least give me a message
Alas, this emperor is also hateful
So was he framed?
Alas, the emperor framed him →_→
I really like this kind of sadomasochism
Looking at the copy, the royal family not only had a grudge against A Yan, but also suffered a broken leg and disfigurement. When a normal person encounters these things, it is inevitable as A Yan said. The hatred will never end. It seems that A Yan and the princess still have a long way to go. I hope the princess will trip up the emperor father early and she will not have to hurt her to protect A Yan. The damage is too deep. I think it will never be undone, so I am looking forward to how the author will turn around and make the two protagonists happy. The premise is that this article is not a scam or a tragedy. I have read too many There are many well-known authors in Jinjiang who have finished the series in my lifetime or haven't updated it for several years. If it weren't for the author's very attractive writing, I wouldn't have dug a hole for myself. It's really risky to read the series. Besides, Ayan is already so miserable, but it must not be a tragedy. I can't accept it. The author, please reveal whether the article is HE or BE. Is it possible for Ayan's legs and face to recover in the end? I think I asked too many questions...
The plot is good. Come on, author.
I hope the author will not worry about the above qunxinxia
I don't understand why Ms. Chankh above comes here to promote the theory that homosexuality is sinful. Sorry, the mainstream ideology in China is Marx. The so-called original sin is Christianity. How can you prove the correctness of what you say to people who don't believe it? This article has received little attention at the moment, and your voice may not be known to most readers. You can speak in a place where you are already very popular, right? My thoughts are shallow and I am powerless against your counterattack. I just insist that I don't agree with your ideas at all. Don't generalize. There is more to the world than you and those in your small circle.
Very well written, very heartbreaking