In the Jin version, the romance between ghosts and ghosts is not over, and it restores the epic and romantic history of the Wei and Jin Dynasties to the greatest extent, with mixed feelings of sadness and joy.
It tells the stories behind Xun Xian's escape from marriage, Wang Xizhi's confession of his affair, Xie Daoyun's disgust with the prince, and Wang Xianzhi's favor with the princess. Yes, the stories behind them.
Qianjiang was born in the grassland and grew up in troubled times. Sanqi often served Qianbao's "daughter" and fell in love with Xun, the son of the sixth generation of the emperor. Unexpectedly, an imperial edict was announced to the world, ordering him to marry Princess Xunyang into a royal marriage. Qianjiang was shocked to hear this, and was filled with sorrow and anger...(円) Was reborn.
The real wedge is Chapter 28, Chapter 28, Chapter 28,
It Is Impossible for My Brother to Turn Black
Notes on the Pampering of a Sickly Prince
After Proposing Marriage to an Arch-Enemy