According to an imperial decree, Lu Tingfang wore a three-color jade bracelet and married Li Lingyan, the eldest son of Prince Rui.
Princess Rui didn't want to see her, and made things difficult for her and humiliated her in every possible way, but she accepted it without saying a word. Li Lingyan didn't like her either. On their wedding night, they slept in separate rooms and ignored her. Everyone said that he liked the daughter of a scholar. They were childhood sweethearts, talented and beautiful, and they were a match made in heaven.
But Lu Tingfang didn't care.
She lets herself be beaten and scolded, works hard and does not complain, is calm, does not fight or rob, and conscientiously be a royal concubine, respect her parents-in-law, and regard her husband as her heaven.
The emperor asked her what reward she wanted, and she said that as long as the prince was happy, it would be a reward. King Rui asked her what her wish was, and she said that the prince's wish was her wish. So some people said that Lu Tingfang was really infatuated with Li Lingyan.
However, one day, Li Lingyan dropped her three-color jade bracelet, and she immediately drew out her sword like crazy and tried to fight him.
Princess Rui cried: Lu Tingfang, what are you going to do?
King Rui's eyes were stern: Crown Princess, put down your sword!
Lu Tingfang looked determined: I won't do this aggrieved princess!
Li Lingyan was silent for a moment, then raised his eyes and stared at her deeply: Then be the queen.
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There is a painting placed in a box high in the prince's study.
One day, Yanqing accidentally saw this painting while cleaning, and opened it. He saw the sky above, the sky high, the endless river, a girl in red riding a horse in the river, and thousands of horses galloping behind her. It was so spectacular.
Yanqing thought, when did the prince paint this, how could he not know? And the girl in this painting seems to have been seen somewhere...
Ah, isn't this Lu Tingfang, the eldest daughter of Marquis Weiyuan, who came to Beijing from Xizhou and was later placed under house arrest in the palace?
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*Proud, stubborn and powerful lady VS gloomy and sinister prince
*The whole text is fictitious, and the customs and customs refer to the Tang and Song Dynasties, which is not absolute.
*The heroine is of foreign origin, beautiful in appearance but stubborn in heart, with super strong martial arts and a clear distinction between love and hate. The male protagonist, Maung Sai Phan An, is gloomy at heart, capable of both civil and military skills, and is not a gentleman.
*The female protagonist hated the male protagonist at first and had a deep misunderstanding of the male protagonist. The male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight, secretly had a crush on the female protagonist for many years, and worked hard to marry the female protagonist home.
*Sweet pet article, manuscripts are available
Intention: Husband and wife are of the same mind, their power can break metal