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The title of the article has been changed. It used to be called: "Unworthy of Marriage"
Meng Qian, the Third Lady of the Anding Prefecture, who was sent away to worship Buddha when she was a child, returned home from the temple. While her grandfather was still serving as Prime Minister, she wanted to find a suitable husband as soon as possible to make a lifelong commitment. However, many people disliked her rural background, lack of knowledge of rules, and average talent. The road to marriage became bumpy.
The first husband, a humble gentleman, likes her second wife, but dislikes her appearance and talents, and insists on breaking off the engagement.
The second husband is a man of great martial arts and has a charming concubine. He falls in love with her and marries her as a decoration.
The third husband, an idle nobleman, is fond of her half-sister, the imperial concubine, and plans to use himself as an object in the house to express his love.
Meng Qian: Are you Kyoto people so wild when discussing marriage?
Meng Qian's marriages came up and down three times, and in the end she was known as an unsuitable man for marriage. However, the man who was once the most talented man in Kyoto and had a great talent said to her that everyone had bad eyesight and could not see her as a diamond. He asked her to marry him and hired her as his wife. He was willing to be her future.
But something unexpected happened, and Meng Qian's marriage was not consummated in the end. On the wedding day, she lifted her hijab, took off her Xiapei in front of all the guests, knelt down to receive the imperial edict, blocked the way back to the quagmire, and used her back to carry the bright moon and mountains and rivers.
The title "Unworthy" refers to those men who are not worthy of the heroine, and have been recognized by them.
Borrowing some historical settings from the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the article describes the opposition between the North and the South, but the entire text is an abstract background, so please don't pay attention to it.
The heroine's strength is average, but that doesn't stop her from being a boss. It's a lie to become a monk and worship Buddha. She has never done this. Not only that, she is not only not honorable, but also very vindictive. Her biggest characteristic is that she refuses to save someone (what she thinks).
Purpose: No matter what your background is, you should stand up when your country is in trouble.