In the third year of the Qing Dynasty, Xie Yuwen was defeated in the northwest. He returned the tiger charm in despair and returned to Beijing to plead guilty.
Once the favored son of heaven fell, he exiled himself to a separate courtyard on the outskirts of Beijing, where he lived a miserable and boring life.
But soon a lively little girl moved next door.
The little girl didn't know what she had done, so her parents forcibly sent her to recuperate.
It has become so popular that the chickens are flying and the dogs are jumping.
On the third day after moving here, Huo Wan climbed to the top of the wall and shouted for help to the sick man next door. Xie Yuwen saw her being carried back by her grandma, and the little girl glared at her while she lowered her head to drink tea.
Two months later, Huo Wan was lying on the wall again, smiling sweetly: "Thank you, brother, the apricots in the back mountain are ripe, I'll treat you to them."
For the first time, he took the initiative to open the courtyard door and go out, just to accompany Huo Wan to pick those bitter apricots.
Huo Wan was too squeamish to eat, so he left it all to him to make wine.
Later, she also knocked on the courtyard door in a panic and hid behind him: "Thank you, brother, help me."
Xie Yuwen put down the apricot wine, took out the sword that he had idled for a long time, pointed at the fifth prince who came to snatch the bride, and said coldly: "Who dares to take her away?"
He is still vaguely the same young general who could stop a million soldiers with one sword.
The fifth prince, who was forced to act as a villain, looked at the little girl grinning at him from behind: Don't dare.
Wait for me to pick up a branch of spring for you.
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Purpose: To regain a new life in difficult situations
