The entire Zhou Dynasty knew that Concubine Chen Meng Yuanyuan was a thorn in the old emperor's heart, and no one could mention her. But Zhou Wan, Concubine Chen's only daughter, was the one who was dear to the emperor's heart. He would hold it in his mouth for fear of melting, and hold it in his hand for fear of falling. The old emperor was reluctant to let Zhou Wan get married, so he never chose a consort for her. As a result, the old emperor died when Zhou Wan was fifteen years old, and the prince Zhou Yu succeeded to the throne in the midst of war and chaos. In order to stabilize the world, Zhou Wan was betrothed to Li Su'an, the Zhenbei general who was eight years older than her, before her filial piety.
Zhou Wan:......
Li Suan:......
Zhou Wan's maid: Princess, I heard that this general from Zhenbei is eight feet tall, with dark skin and a face like a Rakshasa. Hearing his name can stop children from crying at night...
Zhou Wan:......
Purpose: Believe in love