Concubine Xian asked herself to leave the palace to worship Buddha in the third year of Yuan'an, but her return date is uncertain.
In the same year, he gave birth to a pair of children. The emperor felt sorry for the children and had no one to raise them, so he gave them to Concubine Shu to educate them.
In the same year, General Chang Sheng, the emperor's subordinate, wrote a letter requesting to retire and return to his hometown. The emperor cherished his talent and wanted to refuse. The general wrote several times to express his feelings, but he had no choice but to agree.
Concept: A story told through female vision