There is a limerick: A beauty in Kyoto looks back at the city with a charming face. The playboy is charming and evil, and falls into the palace. She was young and ignorant, coveted his appearance, kissed him on the cheek, and immediately jumped at him, saying that she would marry him in the future. Tong Yan Wuji was originally innocent, but unexpectedly he was trapped tightly by him, and the sheep fell into the tiger's mouth. Many years later, he hugged her tightly and asked: "When you said you would marry me, does it still count?" "..." Can she go back on her word? ---------- Dear spectators, the story is ready. Is the wine warm? No manuscripts, no outlines, just improvisation and unrestrained imagination