The drama version has Fei's colleagues, the original heroine, and prostitute Xie Yun.
The historical background is roughly the same as the drama version. If you don't like it, please click the cross in the upper right corner.
These years make people grow old, and they should forget about fame and fortune.
Jiang Zhuo thought about it for half his life but still couldn't figure it out. Is that position really that good?
The princess of Pingyao died at the youngest age, and died in the war. The only one who survived was Jiang Pupu, the disciple of the leader of the Forty-Eight Village Li Da.
"I am Jiang Zhuo Jiang Pupu from the Forty-Eighth Village."
"She looks pretty, but why is her name so difficult to pronounce?"
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"What's wrong with being stubborn? What does it have to do with the young master?"
"Little fairy, you will not be able to get married in the future if you act so cold all day long!"
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"Poetry·Weifeng·Qi'ao" contains: "It's like cutting, like discussing, like plowing, like grinding."
That describes the beautiful character of a gentleman, which is probably the case for her father. Her name was given by her mother and her father. Zhuo means carved jade; Pu means uncarved jade.
All the love her parents had for her ended here.
Purpose: How can imperial power and wealth be worth freedom and ease?