When Ning Wan was five years old, she was hunted down and he saved her.
Ten years later, Ning Wan became the queen's personal maid. He had long forgotten that he had saved a little slave, but she wanted to repay her kindness.
When she learned that he had been poisoned by an arrow on his way back to Beijing after repelling the enemy army, the princess broke off the engagement, and all the noble ladies could not escape,
However, she took the initiative to go to Yang's house to celebrate the occasion, and would rather be buried with him if he died.
But he suspected that she was a traitor. No matter how he humiliated her, she would always serve him and be his Mrs. Yang.
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She accompanied him through ups and downs and survived the political struggles of the imperial power.
He finally sat in the seat that should have belonged to him.
Ning Wan changed. .
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Ulan.
On the vast grassland, Ning Wan knelt down and worshiped in front of Princess Wulan's grave.
The Ulan princess is finally back.
He ran alone for a month, covered with fatigue, and came to the grassland.
"Follow me, you are mine. If you refuse me, I will flatten this grassland, leaving it barren and desolate." He asked coldly.
Ning Wan had no expression on her face and closed her eyes, "Come on! Let's wait!"
There was silence.
A little deer ran to his feet and gently rubbed its head against his shoes. He stretched out his arms and hugged her tightly.
"I don't want to leave, I don't want anything, you can protect me. "
Purpose: The heroine's personal consciousness grows
