The full text has been overhauled (including introduction). The original name is: Qiong Zhi. The outline has also been revised. It will be published after the manuscript is deposited.
Wen Qiong is the most unattractive noblewoman in Shengjing: she is gentle, virtuous, dignified and reserved, and has no knowledge of poetry, wine, flowers, tea, music, chess, calligraphy and painting. It's okay to be so mediocre, but she is famous for her beauty. All the pretty girls and boys in Shengjing seem to be somewhat "connected" with her. It is an understatement to say that the reputation is the worst. But her uncle, the emperor, indulged her the most.
Liang Zhi was the son of a general who was least like a general: he was handsome and gentle. Since the day he returned to Beijing, he has been writing all day long. He also refused the recommended post and concentrated on the imperial examination. Anyone who looks at it can't help but say: "Ambition is lofty," and another sigh: "The ambition is too high." And it just so happened that the emperor was the most trustworthy of him.
At the Lantern Festival during the Lantern Festival, Wen Qiong and Liang Zhi were stunned when they first met.
Wen Qiong: What a beautiful young man.
Liang Zhi: A very interesting girl.
If you see a beautiful woman, you will never forget her. Not seeing you for a day makes me miss you like crazy.
I thought it was just a surprise, but unexpectedly, the two of them became "colleagues" in the same school.
Wen Qiong/Liang Zhi:? ? !
Concept: True love for someone is not about their appearance