The eldest daughter of General Zhenyuan, Su Linwan, was well-read in poetry and well versed in etiquette. The Queen Mother praised her as a model of dignity and poise, which was the envy of the noble ladies in Kyoto.
But one day, this model abandoned his reputation and etiquette, and suddenly knelt in front of Shouchun Palace for two whole days, asking to marry Prince Rui, the most noble prince in the Manchu Dynasty...
Many years after getting married, Prince Rui was stopped outside the Imperial City. Looking at the people who were restrained inside, his eyes gradually turned red: "Why did the princess insist on marrying me in the first place?"
Her soft voice touched her heart: "Of course I want to be your wife, or maybe it's the knife in your hand..."
Intention: Watch the moon in the water quietly, don't complain about the wind in the pines