Xu Jinyin's life was miserable. She fell into the hands of her parents who gambled excessively. She was sold into a brothel at the age of six to pay off her debts.
The madam saw her beauty and regarded her as a cash cow. She carefully cultivated her since she was a child and sold her at a high price.
She was obedient on the surface, but in her heart she had long seen how miserable the fireworks woman's fate was, so at a banquet in front of the combing cage, she ignored the Madam's obstruction and took the initiative to approach His Highness the King of Qi, who was incognito.
She worked hard to become a favored concubine in the royal palace. Later, when King Qi ascended the throne, she climbed all the way to the position of noble concubine.
Unfortunately, the good times did not last long. The King of Chu rebelled in the name of the Qing emperor. The army approached the capital. The emperor was unwilling to risk sending troops to confront the enemy head-on, so he gave her a three-foot white silk and exchanged her life for his uncle's apprenticeship.
Xu Jinyin died reluctantly, feeling that living in this life was really boring and she couldn't help herself at all.
When she woke up again, she resurrected herself and became a little daughter-in-law who was abandoned by her husband.
In order to save her marriage, the young daughter-in-law traveled thousands of miles to find the military area where her husband was located, and even devised a "cooked rice to cook" drama.
The next day, the carefully designed scene was seen as expected.
However, Xu Jinyin learned from everyone's shocked comments that her daughter-in-law seemed to have entered the wrong room, and the person lying on the bed with her was her husband's neighbor and comrade-in-arms.
And this man seemed unwilling to take responsibility for her.
Purpose: Those who love others must love themselves first
