In the sixth year of Daning, the emperor was on a tour to the south and rescued a mute boy on the way. When the empress saw that the boy was thin and had no parents to rely on, she felt compassion for him and took him back to the palace to be educated and named him Su Zhui.
In the 16th year of Mengxia, the seventh year of Daning, the sky was shining brightly, and the stars were shining in the sky, which was indeed a sign of good fortune. The queen gave birth to a daughter that night, and the emperor loved her daughter, so she was given the title of Golden Year when the moon was full.
Fifteen years later, the boy on that day was about to enter his teenage years, and the golden-year-old princess who had been favored by thousands of people since she was a child would soon welcome her own haircut gift.
That day, Mr. Su, the usually calm and composed leader of the Imperial Guard, lost his composure in front of everyone for the first time after hearing that the emperor was going to make a marriage contract to the princess.
That night, he knelt in front of the table in the imperial study room, his tone unprecedentedly nervous and panicked, "Your Majesty, I am brave..."
Later, he walked out of the palace in a daze, with only one sentence echoing in his mind, "My daughter is the most valuable, and I will choose a man with the best character, appearance, and talent in all Jindu for her. My dear, there is no need to say more."
Later, the charming princess he longed for day and night lay on his chest and said to him: "Brother Ah Zhui is the best man in this world. I only want to marry you every year."
Purpose: Promote Chinese traditional culture