Qingqing Has Long Hair Reaching Her Waist

[Biography of the Prince Regent] Han Lin lived in the countryside when he was a child. While swimming in the river, he caught a loach and ran ashore. By chance, his cousin Yun Muqing came to call him home for dinner. So, the little girl covered her eyes and cried: "People say that after seeing the little brother, there will be a baby." From then on, Han Lin diligently saved money and planned to support his little wife and baby. After growing up, the Han family rose to prominence due to their ability to follow the dragon, but Crown Prince Han disdained the noble daughter of the family. Finally, the girl he loved came to Beijing, and he held out his little treasury with a smile: "Where is the little baby we promised?" [Legend of Ruyun Bookstore] Yun Muqing has long hair reaching her waist since she was a child. She has a photographic memory and is best at engraving and movable type printing. After being displaced by the war, he had to cut off his beloved long hair to escape. When she fled to Han Mansion alone, others thought that she would be as bitter as lemons when living under someone else's roof. Unexpectedly, Qingqing opened a bookstore, became a female official, and received a title from the emperor, and her life was prosperous. Han Lin returned victorious and held the beauty in his arms. Qingqing's long hair reaches her waist, and the marshal returns to court in triumph. There were flowers and candles in the bridal chamber, and they spent the night together lovingly. Dongfang's final article: Ancient sayings about the rough man series: "The Hard Stonemason's Soft Clouds", "The Rough Orion's Princess Rabbit", "The Great Blacksmith's Little Sweet Peach", "The Sweet Love in the Countryside" Ancient sayings about soft girls series: "Honey, Soft and Adorable Wife", "Soft Little Wife", "Lady Seducing Her Husband" Series of wise women from ancient times: "The Little Bird Doesn't Follow People" and "The Story of a Doting Concubine and Taming Her Husband" Scarf: Oriental Jade Ruyi Purpose: You can live a prosperous life even if you live under someone else's roof