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[Overhead, time is uncertain] In Chang'an, the imperial capital, there is a ballad that goes: When you marry a girl, marry the Chi family, and when you marry a wife, marry the Xie family; don't marry the son of the Xun family, don't marry the daughter of the original family... The Xun surname of the Tian family, the emperor's family is ruthless, so it is not suitable to marry; the Yuan surname of the Xiangguo family, the high family is treacherous, so it is not suitable to marry. Mr. Chi, the school secretary, is a handsome young man, gentle and suitable for marriage; Mr. Xie, the minister, is a graceful lady, virtuous and suitable for marriage. Unexpectedly, the emperor of this generation is looking for Gu Jin, a young emperor who is frail and affectionate; Yuan Xiling, the youngest daughter of the Yuan clan, is a queen with hairpins, innocent and gentle. It just so happened that the eldest son of Chi, Chi Wan Jing, was as gentle as jade and a humble gentleman; the eldest daughter of Xie, Xie Qining, was respectful, gentle, and knowledgeable. The young emperor Zhong Lingyu was so beautiful that he was astonished by the heavens. He was astonishingly talented and the most beautiful person in the Eastern Continent. However, he is too weak to ride and shoot. The young queen's appearance is stunning. She is the youngest daughter of the Yuan family. She is doted on by many people. She was raised to be smart, clever, and almost a demon, but she feels innocent. The emperor and the empress were childhood sweethearts and they fell in love with each other. The empress helped the emperor grow up together, but unfortunately she died. The emperor was in pain and wished to live. The Empress Dowager of the Song Dynasty personally drafted an imperial edict for the emperor, and ordered that the daughter of the Xie family be selected as the queen. Xie Qining, the daughter of the Xie family, entered the palace according to the order and was very docile. Although the new queen was in her youth, she was still older than the emperor. The emperor was young and cared more about his beloved than the new queen. Xie Qining understood the relationship between the deceased girl and the young emperor. It was not just love, but also the family affection that had tightly entwined each other's lives for so many years. She felt sorry for the sad young man, tolerated him, and helped him. Time flies, and when he looks back, the young emperor realizes that it was the gentle girl who was soft on the outside but strong on the inside who pulled him up from the abyss of pain and gave him another kind of tenderness. [The writing style of this article is soothing and slightly warm] Intention: No matter how deep the pain is, it will eventually fade away. Love to the extreme, and if it lasts long enough, it becomes family love.