Childhood sweethearts, childhood sweethearts. He was pleased with her, and so was she.
The flute and flute played in harmony, and Xiapei made love. He thought he would eventually marry her, and she also thought she would eventually marry him.
However, fate has played a trick on people. It was a good marriage that was destined to be a good marriage, but it fell apart due to an unexpected combination of circumstances.
The strange man who was called Prince held her hand against his sullen gaze and said, "Are you going to marry..."
"It's just you."
The last word was spoken jokingly, and she knew that there was no possibility of her and him anymore. Using a future sixth prince's concubine to exchange for twenty years of non-fighting between Dajin and Beizhao is a bargain no matter how you calculate it.
The emperor gave her ten miles of red makeup as a gift, but it meant nothing to her. She was still wearing the wedding dress he gave her, but in the blink of an eye she was sitting in another man's sedan chair.
"The wedding dress was given by him... It was embroidered with my favorite Shura peonies. He said he wanted me to wear this dress and marry him..."
"I saw him, he was calling my name. The Seventh Prince and Wan'er were pulling him. Well, they did the right thing. He is so stubborn, there is no chance that he will kneel down to the Golden Palace again on impulse."
"Why is he crying... Ah, it seems that I am crying too. Don't cry, Yan, don't cry... You cry and I cry too..."
"The Emperor has promised that as long as I marry into the Regent's Palace in Beizhao, he will pass the throne to you."
"You must be a wise monarch and work hard to govern..."
"Tangyuan, it's Tangyuan... Tangyuan's plays are still being performed one after another, but my husband will never come riding a bamboo horse and invite me to watch them."
She looked back and once again took a deep look at the familiar willow color of half the city. The person who was deeply imprinted in her lifeblood clenched the jade flute in her hand and closed her eyes.