Ah Wu is the maid of Yeting.
In the fourth year of Yongchun's reign, she was assigned to serve a Taoist priest.
It is said that the Taoist priests were remnants of the previous dynasty and became monks to escape the world after the fall of the country.
On the day they met, Ah Wu was so surprised by his graceful and graceful appearance that he saluted half a beat too slowly: "Slave Ah Wu."
This god-like Taoist priest looks like a lonely pine tree, but he has a smile on his face.
He said: "Ah, what a good name."
Later, after studying and learning how to read, Ah Zun realized that "five" and "" were different.
"Shuowen" says: Those who fear are those who love.
Her parents named her "Ah Wu" because she was the fifth child.
And "A'Zai" is a name full of love.
She had no choice but to tell the Taoist leader honestly: "My five is the five in the row, not the one you said."
The Taoist priest looked at her with eyes that melted in the spring breeze, and raised his hand to stroke his messy forehead: "Which one do you like as your name?"
She liked the Taoist priest's word "coward". It was a beautiful word and had a good meaning.
During the ups and downs of the country, the Taoist priest always took her with him and held her in his hands.
Ah Zang thought that all her misfortunes in the past were probably due to the blessings she gained from meeting the Taoist priest.
On the day when the new emperor ascended the throne, they were able to return to the Taoist temple. The Taoist priest held her hand and walked up the stone steps step by step.
The surrounding trees are shaded, the birds are singing, and spring is in full bloom.
The long steps seemed to be endless, and Ah Zang was clamoring for a rest.
The Taoist priest laughed at her and spoke her name.
Ah, Ah.
Every time this name is spoken, it becomes more cherished.
Ah Zang finally realized that the Taoist priest thought she was someone who would be cherished when they met for the first time.
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Prince Li Qing was taken in by the Taoist temple after his country was overthrown at the age of seven.
Even after twenty years of hiding from the world, he was still feared by the current government. In order not to implicate innocent people, he was willing to be placed under house arrest in Kyoto.
The new dynasty sent a half-grown girl to take care of his daily life.
But she doesn't seem to know anything.
So Li Qing taught her reading and calligraphy during the day and mended clothes at night.
From time to time, I have to open a small stove to replenish her body.
One day, Li Qing was summoned away by the new emperor and did not have time to say hello to the little girl.
When he came back, he saw her sitting on the threshold, crying out of breath, as if she had been greatly wronged.
As soon as the little girl saw him, she threw herself into his arms with tears in her eyes and choked with sobs: "Taoist Master, don't let me go."
He was so distressed that he didn't know what to do, so he had to gently hold the back of the little girl's neck and slowly comfort her along her back: "How can I give up?"
Food guide:
1. The prince who became a monk and became a Taoist and perished his country × the lonely and helpless palace maid in Yeting
2. 12 Years age difference
3. It is probably a pure sweet love story and does not involve court intrigues.
Purpose: Companionship is the longest lasting love
