The royal family of the Ming Dynasty had food, drink and no need to work. If they married the prince of the Ming Dynasty and became a concubine, yes or no?
In order to save your father's life, just marry. We had met once before, he was not ugly and his character was decent. After getting married, he neither mistreated nor insulted her, and his "concubine" was also kind.
But what happened when I heard that after this man passed away, his childless wives and concubines had to be buried? Although this man is currently in good health, this uneasy mood still frightens her when she marries into the county prince's palace. Moreover, Zongfan was not allowed to leave the city for anything, and she, who was full of curiosity about the outside world, had to be trapped in the palace for the rest of her life.
How can we "separate" from him rationally and politely while saving our lives? Indifference, temptation, coquettishness, and going around and around, she caught him, and with this blackmail, she finally got a promise: "I will divorce you in three years."
Before, Zhu Jicheng, the prince of Qianyang County, lived a calm life. The Ming Dynasty's eldest son inheritance system kept him away from the bloody battle for the throne. He is a brother-in-law and a respectful brother, and his "right wife" is virtuous. Apart from not being able to leave the city freely, he has no worries. She is an exception. The stories she told were more exciting than the storyteller, arousing his long-suppressed curiosity.
Living in the same quilt and dying in the same hole is the love he understands. The woman he loves most has subverted his view of love!
Life vs freedom vs love seems to have no solution for the Ming dynasty in the mid-15th century!
A curious commoner woman vs. A reclusive county prince, with sweet pets and rational thinking. Take the systems and customs of the Ming Dynasty as a reference.
Intention: No love can be above life, and no life can be above freedom!