All fairy tales end with the prince and princess living happily ever after, but when the prince becomes a king, the princess becomes a queen, and life is no longer just composed of love, does happiness still exist?
The past vows of eternal love, the past sweet happiness, and the past tolerance. How many are left now?
Now that there is nothing left, and it also comes with a pair of difficult parents-in-law, four picky sisters-in-law, and an army of menacing concubines, it is impossible to live this life.
Even if his former wife could turn a blind eye, she, a modern woman, would never compromise with him. So, she has to run away!
(The more I write this article, the further it gets from the original setting, so I'll probably see Tutu revising it from time to time in the future.)