The queen of the general x the daughter of the prime minister's house
There are two things that Shen Qingci can't figure out the most in his life.
The first thing is, why can someone be so confident in overturning the wall?
The second thing is why he opens the door for her every time.
The first time Gu Zhiyi entered the prime minister's house was when he was seven years old. He fell down and chewed mud. The first thing he said when he got up was: "I went back and asked about the Lin Bu you wrote about. He is a human being, not an immortal." Shen Qingci glanced at her and clasped the copybook he had just finished writing in his hand.
From that day on, the back wall of the Prime Minister's Mansion became Gu Zhiyi's exclusive passage. Today I'll bring sweet-scented osmanthus cake, tomorrow I'll bring sugar-roasted chestnuts, and the day after tomorrow I'll bring a glutinous rice chicken from the kitchen of the General's Mansion. Shen Qingci's maids were used to it. When they heard movement on the wall, they went to prepare an extra pair of bowls and chopsticks.
The biggest difference between the two lies in poetry.
Gu Zhi thought of "Watching a sword while drunk", and Shen Qingci responded with "The dawn wind and the waning moon on the bank of the willows". One said that the graceful group was too petty, and the other said that the bold group was too noisy. After ten years of fighting, no one was convinced.
Until one day, when Gu Zhiyi climbed over the wall and came in, Shen Qingci found that the corners of his mouth had curled up before he realized it.
She suddenly felt that this matter might be more serious than the poetry genre.
Thousands of miles away in Yanmen Pass, Gu Zhiyi was putting a stone from Yanhui River into his arms, thinking about how to talk to the person who said "holding hands and looking at tears" after returning to Beijing.
What she didn't know was that the man in the Prime Minister's Mansion was thinking the same thing.
Inspired by Yuyinshe's Zaimengdangge
Purpose: Don't generalize