When Young Master Lingcheng was idle, he saw a masked prince of an enemy country in the main hall. He concluded in his heart that the prince must be ugly and difficult to see.
On the way to escape her marriage, she disguised herself as a man and sneaked into a restaurant to drink away her sorrows. When she woke up the next day, a handsome and handsome man stood in front of her bed, asking her to cut off her sleeves and insulting his innocence after drinking.
That tone was like an enemy seeking revenge.
# Princess at Large *Chasing the Prince of Love
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Continuation text: "Wake up after a long night of wine"
Lu Caicai is a beater.
Although he is not good at Qinggong, has no internal strength, and has average swordsmanship, he is always at the bottom of the competition between teachers. But if she comes to the capital and is taller among the short ones, she will definitely become a master of martial arts among young ladies.
On the second day after returning to Beijing, Lu Caicai lay drunk in the imperial garden. The frail scholar with clear eyes put a sword across her neck.
Lu Caicai became angry and furious: "I am your grandfather."
The Confucian scholar was unmoved and unreasonable: "I am your husband."
#The story of a female drunkard#
Purpose: Women need to be self-reliant in order to remain true to their true nature in troubled times.