Version one:
When I was young, within the palace walls, the old lady asked: What do you want?
Su San replied: Be free and indulge as much as you want.
Later, it was still the same palace wall, the old master was gone, and the dying old emperor asked: What do you want?
Su San replied: Be free and indulge as much as you want.
Later, when he walked out of the palace wall, his gorgeous fiancée looked at him and asked curiously: What do you want?
Su San replied: Be free and indulge as much as you want, with you.
Su San was once well-known for his absurd youth, and later became a household name by defending the world with his group of friends, and finally disappeared from everyone.
Su San is a tea merchant going to the Western Regions, an old man in the fields, a storyteller in a restaurant... And also the stories themselves that flow through time.
Version two:
Han Chengning came from a second-class family in the Jin Dynasty. His father made great progress and became an official in the capital. He was loved by his parents and brothers at home. Her dream since childhood was to be like Su San, the famous dandy in the city, listening to music, fighting cocks and running dogs, and watching the bustle and prosperity of the world.
Unexpectedly, something unexpected happened, her mother-in-law was killed and her father was imprisoned. In desperation, she had no choice but to knock on the door of the Su family together with her brother, seeking shelter, and became Su's third cousin. What's more unexpected is that after becoming Su's third cousin, she didn't even enjoy a day of being a "dandy". Instead, she was in constant fear every day, with swords and swords flashing...
Su San had a secret. He had a daughter-in-law since he was a child, but he had never met her until his mother-in-law recognized him as a relative and welcomed a cousin home. He knew that this cousin was his daughter-in-law. For his big plan, he had to train her well!
Cheng Ning: "Please find someone else to train me, thank you." (Rolling eyes to the sky)
Su San: "Little Aning, come on!"
Intention: growth, ideal