Foot on the Clogs

Huai Ping, the most beautiful woman in Yanjing, has picturesque features and a quiet temperament. However, on the seventh night of his brother-in-law's first birthday, he resolutely went to the church to get married, and then followed his 12-year-old stepson Tan Chiyue to northern Xinjiang, where he stayed for seven years. Huai Ping left Beijing for seven years, but during these seven years, story books related to her have been circulating in Yanjing. There are many story books based on Huai Ping. The chaste and heroic woman once won the most popular heroine in the Yanjing dialect circle. Seven years later, Huaiping followed Tan Chiyue back to Beijing to report on his duties. The young general jumped off his horse, and his strong arms helped the beautiful woman get off the car. For a time, Xiaoma literature became popular, overwhelming the chaste and martyr girl. Later, Huaiping was trapped in the palace by the emperor's eldest son, Sun Huanqi. According to insiders, while the two were having sex every night, the book "The Domineering Emperor and Sun's Pretty Widow" was sold out. At that time, Huai Ping, who was rumored to have a quiet temperament, was lying on the imperial concubine's couch with her bare feet and a book in her hands, with a look of disbelief on her face. She pinched Huan Qi's face: The domineering grandson? He pointed at himself again: Pretty widow? Huan Qi knelt on one knee in front of the couch, wrapped one hand around her soft wrists, and looked up at her with an infatuated gaze: "Hmm, very pretty." To Huan Qi, Huai Ping was like tomorrow and the bright moon, someone he could not bear to be stained even if he fell into the quagmire, and someone he was willing to pursue throughout his entire life. He was willing to crawl at her feet and surrender to her. Purpose: redemption