Wang Si grew up on an island, but when she was fifteen years old, she was told that she was the daughter of Wang's family in the Wei Dynasty. Her uncle wanted her to return to the family, so she had to go all the way to Chang'an.
The Wang family found their legitimate daughter who had been living abroad, and everyone in Kyoto laughed secretly. This Wang girl grew up in the countryside, and is still a useless person who is not good at walking. She will definitely not be able to become a refined person.
Unexpectedly, when Wang Si came to Kyoto for the first time, her calligraphy skills were the best in the Imperial Academy. She was praised as a close friend by many piano players as she picked the strings casually. She watched the sky and knew the wind and rain. No one dared to mock her as an ignorant village girl.
But what the world doesn't know is that Wang Si's real strength lies in her photographic memory. She has thousands of classics hidden in her mind, and she can develop water conservancy and breed good seeds, and she can live a prosperous age in this turbulent world.
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Qin Shen, the seventh prince of the Wei Dynasty, is the youngest son of the queen. Because he once lived among the people, he has a moody temperament.
The legitimate daughter of the Wang family who came from the countryside had a design to collide with the seventh prince. While everyone was waiting to see the joke, the always moody seventh prince lowered his body and showed a gentle look that he had never seen before in front of the girl: "Ah Si?"
He was once reduced to a slave, his life was like a piece of grass, and he was scolded and whipped every day. Someone rescued him, taught him how to read and write, and sent him back to his parents.
That was a little girl who was not as old as him. Qin Shen kept calling her, A-Si.
Intention: Positive and optimistic life