Jiang Ye, the eldest daughter of the Jiang family, threw a hydrangea on the spot to get married, but accidentally threw it to a beggar. The eldest daughter was pressured to get married and was looking for life and death. Whoever wanted to marry this stinky beggar. The master of the Jiang family is a slave to his daughter. If his precious daughter doesn't want to, just don't want to. Isn't there a prodigal son? Prodigal son Jiang Wan: ... Die
The beggar and the miser attack (Jiang Zao)? The prodigal son suffers (Jiang Wan). Is it a distortion of human nature or a loss of morals for a beggar to marry a rich man these days?