Old man Geng has longed for a son his whole life. The first two girls, the eldest changed his son, and the second daughter changed his son. Sons were neither exchanged nor changed, and daughters came one after another. From the third child on, old man Geng no longer bothered with names. He gave away the ones he could, and carried the ones he couldn't give away on his back in the middle of the night, until they disappeared without a trace. Tingzi was the last girl he didn't memorize.
The couple burned incense and kowtowed for decades, and invited countless gods from all walks of life. Finally, the Feng Shui master saw the flaw: the eaves of the Niu family, which is separated from the Geng family by a wall, happened to be built on the eaves of their own house! This is so obvious! The sons of the Niu family are all bald. Old man Geng deliberately planted peach branches in his house to cause trouble, and sure enough, he killed a son of the Niu family.
That year, Huangzi was still a daughter who had not yet left the court, but she got pregnant by some strange combination of circumstances. When she got married, her belly was already big. She married a kidnapper from Hexi. The exchanger never came back, and when he came back he was already a cold corpse. The memory that cannot be erased is forever burned into Tingzi's heart.
Ten years later, Tingzi, who was already of marriageable age, took it upon herself to redeem the daughter that Changzi had left behind in the kidnapper's house, which was called a "bastard". She vowed to prove the child's identity and find out the man who made Changjie a victim...
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