(No one has collected it, no clicks... It really makes me cry)
Chang You, who is in his prime but has scars on half of his face, has been studying Taoism in Xiuyun Temple since he was a child.
Wei Liyuan, the second-in-law grandson of Da Sima Mansion, was attending the annual memorial ceremony at General Wei's cemetery, and asked Xiuyunguan and other Taoist nuns to come to offer sacrifices, chant sutras, and pray for blessings. When he visited the Taoist nuns he personally selected, he made a request that they all put on rouge and gouache to select for him.
For this reason, Chang You pretended to be mysterious, covered up the veil, and ushered in the rescue...
"I would like to ask Mr. Wei, do you want to choose a bride? Let all the aunts put on rouge so that you can choose to go back and be the young lady, right?"
"Bold! A Taoist nun, you lied like this in front of me. What is your name?"
"Chang You."
"Take off your veil!"
"Why do you want to pick it off? Mr. Wei, do you intend to marry me?"
"How presumptuous! A debutante can be so shameless! Lieutenant! Go and take off her veil! I want to see how shameless you are for letting me marry you!"
Chang You always thinks that Wei Liyuan is just a powerful and frivolous young man who judges people by their appearance.
And just want to fix this guy! Why don't we just do some tricks in the cemetery first?
Wei Liyuan wanted to find Chang You and punish her for teasing her, but his elder brother Wei Litao took advantage of the situation, causing him to have a secret meeting with a Taoist nun and ruining the reputation of the family.
He is about to get married to the daughter of General Hou's mansion. Now he has a pure and honest style, but he has been tainted by the Taoist nun.
He will never let Chang You go!
He wanted to catch her and punish her, but it was rumored again that he was having an affair with the Taoist nun.
And this ridiculous rumor,
This situation, as well as the difficulties and worries faced,
But he forced his father to order Chang You to be executed in order to correct the family tradition of Qingyu...