Liu Yangyang, the concubine of the Liu family, was sent to a distant countryside since she was a child, until an imperial edict tied her to the blind young master of the General's Mansion.
On the first day she returned home, she was told that her father took the initiative to marry her, a concubine, in order to prevent his legitimate daughter from getting married. To put it bluntly, I only thought of this country concubine because I felt sorry for my legitimate daughter.
Liu Yangyang happily accepted, asked for double the dowry, and happily married into the general's mansion.
The young master of the General's Mansion was blind. It was said that he had a bad temperament, was moody, and often beat and scolded his servants.
After getting married, I realized that he was not a bad-tempered person, but he was obviously a gentle, considerate and good person. If the general and the eldest young master were not on an expedition, and there was no one in charge at home, who would have had a group of servants to arrange everything for the master.
Liu Yangyang punched the evil slaves and kicked the unruly servants. He took good care of the little white-flowered young master, and found someone to treat his eyesight. He also teased the young master from time to time.
Later, when he learned that the young master could see him, Liu Yangyang ran away without the face to face him.
The young master became anxious and pretended to be sick again and fell down.
Liu Yangyang was deceived and came back. As soon as he entered the house, he was hugged by the young master and pressed against the door, "Where do you want to go?"
Purpose: Love and bravery coexist, break prejudice, and live your own life