Serious copywriting:
The Book of Songs says:
The handsome man is tall and well-dressed. The son of the Marquis of Qi and the wife of the Marquis of Wei. The sister of Donggong, the aunt of Marquis Xing, and the Duke of Tan are protecting his private affairs.
The hands are like catkins, the skin is like condensed fat, the collar is like a cricket grub, the teeth are like gourds and rhinoceros, the head is like a moth and the eyebrows are moth-like, the smile is charming, and the beautiful eyes are looking forward to it.
With a prominent family, beautiful appearance, and outstanding talents, she should have had the happiest life in the world. But a political marriage broke all this and plunged her into the abyss. Facing the broken dream, should she continue to deceive herself and others, or break through the predicament? Let's see how a generation of talented girl Jiang Ruoxi wrote her own life in the Chinese wilderness a thousand years ago.
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Unserious copywriting:
When they first got married, in order to guard against Qi, King Wei deliberately suppressed Jiang Ruoxi. Later, in order to vent his anger on his beloved concubine, King Wei made things difficult for Jiang Ruoxi everywhere. Later, King Wei finally found out that he had fallen in love with Jiang Ruoxi, but in order to protect her, he had to hurt her again and again.
Everyone: It smells like sadomasochism in ancient times
King Wei: Xi'er, you will always be Gu's queen. When Gu dominates the princes, I will give you a grand wedding in return.
Jiang Ruoxi:. . . . . . Get out of here! I'm not a masochist.
If you don't accompany me when the sun goes down, who will you be when I rise again?
Concept: Although love is good, it is also based on equality.