A noble lady × a traitor
At the Shangyuan Lantern Festival, the white-gauze-covered fairy on the Millennium Tower composed an elegant poem, but Xie Mingshu answered the poem with obscene lyrics. Instead of being annoyed, the woman threw the red hydrangea into her arms.
At first, Xie Mingshu thought she was an official lady who seemed to be upright but was actually not very serious.
Seeing her again on the battlefield in the countryside, she chased her out-of-control horse for ten miles, and forced the man into her arms. Only then did she realize that the phoenix hairpin she was holding in her hand had punctured the horse's buttocks, and her hands were covered in blood. She said: If you were a man, this phoenix hairpin would be tied around your neck.
Xie Mingshu touched her exposed side of her neck with her hand. She smiled and said: But you are a woman, so I give it to you as a token of love.
At this time, Xie Mingshu felt that she was a proud woman who was more fierce than the fiercest horse.
It wasn't until the traitor sneaked into the capital and met again at the bustling banquet, where everyone envied and looked up to the woman she held deep in their hearts, that Xie Mingshu knew that she came from a famous family, and that every gesture and gesture was a model for women's manners.
She is the most perfect woman under the discipline of etiquette, and she is also the virtuous and charming wife that the sons of princes and nobles dream of marrying.
I also know that she will soon marry the current prince and will be the future mother and queen of the country.
Xie Mingshu never imagined that the person she thought about day and night was a canary carefully raised by the enemy.
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1. The style is ancient. The two have always been a double arrow. There is no bloody feud and it has to be life and death. Both of them are grown-up women who dare to love and hate.
2. There is no specific dynasty, and the author's historical knowledge is shallow and the textual research is euphemistic.
3. He
Intention: We will meet under the moon at Yaotai