Li Qingtang was born in Yeting. When she was six years old, her mother, Princess Song, could not bear the humiliation and committed suicide by hanging herself from a beam.
Li Qingtang is called a princess, but she is actually a thief. She lives in fear in the harem of Li Chu who forcibly whitewashes peace, praying day and night for someone to take her to escape.
When I was seventeen, that man came and Chang'an fell.
Qin Zhaotian has a low life, is rebellious at the back of his head, is unfaithful, unjust, unkind and unfilial. He follows Green Lin in the rebellion and dares to kill anyone. He is the most powerful general in the world and the most ruthless bandit in the world.
But there has never been anyone like Li Qingtang, who gave him food when he was hungry, or helped him sew his clothes when his hands were cold.
——At that time, Qin Zhao had sores on his body and his hair was tangled. He had not eaten for five days. He was like a pile of foul-smelling pickled food, thrown there with disgust.
Qin Zhao thus swore not to marry a girl who was not from the Inspiration Temple in his life, and often inquired about her whereabouts. Unfortunately, he found nothing. Unexpectedly, the other party turned out to be a princess and lived in the inner court...
The sky has eyes. On the day Chang'an was destroyed, Qin Zhao caught her in the violent storm.
The male protagonist is a bandit in troubled times, with negative moral values. He is a humanoid creature in troubled times. He has no loyalty, filial piety, benevolence, justice, etiquette, wisdom or trust. He falls in love with the female protagonist at first sight, seizes her at second sight, and marries her home at third sight. The female protagonist does not love the male protagonist in the first and middle stages, she is just using her.
The male protagonist's greatest luck is meeting the female protagonist; the female protagonist's many misfortunes are due to the male protagonist. The male protagonist licks the female protagonist crazily in the emotional line, double C.
Intention: The sparrow knows the ambition of the swan