Zhe Hongying

This book is not good to read, don't read it, go read the new article next door QAQ The text of this article is as follows: Zhao Yan grew up in the palace and lost her mother when she was young. Even though she is a princess, she still needs to crawl and grow up carefully. When she was eight years old, she told a big lie in order to protect herself. She thought she would get away with it without being held accountable, but she accidentally found out about it from the female officer Su Yuqing. From then on, she was frightened whenever she saw her. Everyone in the palace knew that the new female official Su Yuqing was harsh and difficult to get along with, and she showed no mercy when teaching the princesses. Everyone complained. Only the seventeenth princess Zhao Yan did not dare to slack off in her studies, and everyone was amazed. Until, one day, the cold and solitary female officer changed her cold expression from before, lowered her head to her and said softly: "I would like to be the servant of the princess." — Things in the world go with the flow, only to have a dream come true. It had been more than a year since the previous dynasty was overthrown. When the new dynasty was compiling history books, the old historian peeped from the pile of old papers and saw that there was another unknown romantic past hidden among the red walls of the palace—— "The bodhisattva in heaven, the faithful daughter Zhao Yanfuwei bows and makes her wishes again and again, wishing her eternal peace and happiness, and long-term health." This letter has no header or signature, just a few numbers. It was written after the princess Zhao Yan was appointed to marry Xizhou. The powerless and always meek little princess fought desperately to resist. The reason may be explained in the letter. Although the word "she" cannot be verified, unofficial historians have identified her as a certain palace female official based on clues. [Reading Guide] The main text is in a dramatic style, the age difference is six years, sc, 1v1, he Advance collection"Chao Zhao" In the ninth year of Yuanxi, a literary prison that swept half of the court came to an end after seven years. Tens of thousands of Jiangnan Party members were implicated, and countless more had their homes confiscated, interrogated, beheaded, and exiled, resulting in the separation of their families, wives, and children. According to historical records: At that time, Jiangnan Academy had nine empty rooms out of ten. After three years of competition, athletes from all over the country came to Beijing one after another. At the largest polo match in Beijing, there were a lot of spectators, with laughter and thunderous applause. Princess Huaizhen rode her horse and whipped her whip, smiling like a flower, and stole the show in the arena. Surrounded by the crowd, she stared at Lu Zhaolan who was trying to avoid him, stopped her and asked him what his name was. "Xiaosheng Lu... Zhao." The condescending little princess waved her riding whip and smiled meaningfully: "Lu Zhao? I remember you, brother." - No one knew that Princess Huaizhen was accidentally bitten by a snake while hunting in the forest many years ago. Fortunately, a passing scholar risked his life to suck out the snake venom for her. Thanks to the grace of saving her life and the closeness of her skin, Princess Huaizhen fell in love at first sight. She hinted several times that the other party could be her guest. Unexpectedly, he didn't appreciate it and refused many times. She was so angry that she wanted to cook rice, but in the dark she found that the other person was a woman. Frustrated, she walked away that night. When we met again after parting, I thought I would applaud her when I saw her in such a state of desolation, but I felt an indescribable feeling in my heart... Purpose: Praising equal love and pursuing a free life.