In the fifteenth year of Daqing, General Meng Lichuan of the Hussars recaptured northern Shanxi but was injured by pirates and died of a wound infection on his way back to the capital. Emperor Cheng Shilang of the Jin Dynasty was extremely grieved and named Meng Lichuan the Marquis of Wu'an. He appointed Meng Lichuan's only daughter Meng Shuhe as the crown princess. Meng Shuhe was six years old and the prince Cheng Yu was eight years old. Therefore, Cheng Shilang issued an order to discuss when the marriage would be completed. An edict caused earth-shaking changes in the futures of Meng Shuhe and Cheng Yu. At the age of fifteen, Meng Shuhe learned that his father had been killed by someone from the royal family, and Meng Shuhe left. The whole court was shocked. Meng Shuhe's close friend Shen Sangyu died of illness. In order to repay the kindness of the Meng family, the Shen family asked Meng Shuhe to replace their deceased daughter to prevent Meng Shuhe from marrying into the royal family. The emperor sent the prince to personally search for Meng Shuhe's whereabouts. Meng Shuhe tried to get close to the prince, but accidentally got involved in the dispute between the rivers and lakes and the court.
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