Wan Tong, the daughter of the county magistrate whose father loves her mother but does not love, and Chen Shu were childhood sweethearts.
At the age of sixteen, Chen Shi won the first prize in one fell swoop. Everyone said that Wan Tong was a high achiever, but Wan Tong felt that she was worthy of him.
However, at this time, his father was unexpectedly convicted, and their marriage was completely ruined.
For the sake of his father who was still in prison, Wan Tong supported the Wan family by himself and took his mother and younger brother to Beijing.
Although the former husband of the number one scholar was in the capital, Wan Tong didn't want to trouble him too much.
In order to make a living, Wan Tong accidentally became the maid of Cheng Fuzhi, the censor of Zuodu.
However, at this time, Wan Tong did not know that Cheng Fuzhi was the official in charge of his father's case, nor did he know that Cheng Fuzhi had fallen in love with her at first sight, nor did he know that she would work with Cheng Fuzhi to stir up trouble in the court in the future.
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Facing the shy Wan Tong, Cheng Fuzhi had reason to believe that this woman approached him to avenge his father.
After all, Cheng Fuzhi, the censor of Zuodu who was in charge of the Inspectorate, had many enemies.
He had always judged people very accurately, and he knew that this woman was a cold-blooded and ruthless person, and her softness and cuteness were all just an act.
However, he still kept Wan Tong by his side. Who told him to like her?
Small theater:
That day Cheng Fuzhi was lying on the ground covered in blood.
Wan Tong knelt beside him and burst into tears. She kept using her hands to block the wound on his abdomen, but the blood kept pouring out.
Cheng Fuzhi looked at Wan Tong's tear-stained face, but couldn't help but smile.
"In the third year of Qianning, I was in Ren County. Under the sycamore tree, the wind blew your silk hat. It was the most beautiful scene I have ever seen in my life."
Intention: Nothing is permanent