Qin Hongjiao, the legitimate daughter of the General's Mansion, had her biological mother die young and her father and brother were away at war all year round. Under the care of the Queen Mother and her stepmother Meng, she grew up to be a well-behaved lady on the outside but rebellious on the inside. After she came of age, the palace was about to put her marriage to Yunan King Shen Huailin on the agenda. However, Qin Hongjiao fell ill with a strange disease and had no choice but to live in Sheyin Temple in Liangzhou.
Shen Huailin: You decide our wedding date, okay?
Qin Hongjiao: Your Highness, I have to recover first! (Inner OS: God is really helping me.)
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Qin Hongjiao's first half of life was extremely exciting. She grew up in the prosperity and luxury of the capital, listened to the distant bells of Sheyin Temple in Liangzhou, and rode through the endless desert of Jizhou in the northwest, but none of these could compare to the drizzle in March in Yangzhou in her heart.
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*Don't pay attention to fictional history.
*Friendly guidance and criticism are welcome.
*The title of the book comes from the poem inscribed on the painting "Picture of Wintersweet and Mountain Birds" by Zhao Ji from the Song Dynasty.
Intention: Nothing is difficult in the world, only those who are willing can do it.
