When Yin Chengan was thirteen years old, he met Helianchi, the fifth prince of a neighboring country. Since then, he had an older brother.
They only got along for half a month, but Brother Helian treated him very well. He added clothes to him when he was cold, gave him medicine when he was sick, let him eat cakes, and even carried him to fly a kite. He even protected him and rescued him when he was in danger. When he went to the temple to play, he secretly asked for a peace charm and gave it to him before leaving. He also said that he would be able to leave the palace and build a palace next year. When the palace is built, he would be invited to visit...
Days passed, and before the palace was completed, Helianchi became the prince, ascended the throne as emperor, and sent marriage documents and betrothal gifts.
In the Chaoyang Palace, Yin Chengan was persuading his sister with sincerity, "Yue'er, Helianchi is really good. He is upright and kind, sincere in his treatment of others, gentle and restrained, graceful in style, superb in martial arts, and handsome in appearance... In short, it is right to marry him."
Yin Chengyue: "No, I don't want to marry to Beiliao. Since the emperor speaks so well of him, then the emperor can marry him."
Yin Chengan:,,,,,,
Later, Yin Chengan sat in a large and luxurious carriage, holding a letter blankly. The queen mother said in the letter that Chengyue had always refused to agree to Beiliao's marriage proposal, and that he and Helianchi had a good relationship, so she asked him to go to Beiliao to explain to Helianchi in person. Yin Chengan looked at the dowry and bride-grooming procession that stretched for more than ten miles behind him, and fell into deep thought. This is not for him to explain, but for him to marry on his sister's behalf...
Purpose: Wherever sincerity leads to gold and stone, it will open up