The year when Zhao Ran first met Song Chengjing, he stood in front of the withered lotus lake that his mother loved most during her lifetime and endured the provocation of the imperial sister. The young man stands tall and thin, with delicate and graceful features.
Her good-natured nature was unleashed. Seeing Song Chengjing, who was immediately packed up and sent to Nanliang to be tortured because her biological father didn't care for her and her stepmother didn't love her, she felt overflowing with sympathy and she boarded his pirate ship without blinking an eye.
In Nanliang's Proton Mansion, the lights were like beans. His Highness Proton, who had been bullied during the day, raised his arms covered with bloodstains.
Zhao Ran felt distressed, and he patted his chest in a daze and promised, "Song Chengjing, I will definitely take you home."
The girl's side face flickered in and out of light in the beating candlelight, and Song Chengjing suddenly felt a sour sweetness in her heart, like a thousand bitter orange blossoms that opened and then closed.
He made the pitiful look a girl loves and asked, "Take me home?"
"Take you home!"
"The Book of Han" records that Emperor Yin of the Han Dynasty went to pay homage to people from far away throughout his life, but failed to conceal himself. When he was younger than Nanliang and held hostage, he sought the skin of a tiger and used any means. After returning to the country, he formed a party for personal gain. He did not hesitate to use the interests of the Han Dynasty as bait to induce the support of enemy countries and indulged in playing power.
No one knows that Song Chengjing's life-long pursuit of camp only stemmed from the girl's slight frown under the lamp on that dim night when she was young.
Purpose: Love life