It has only been more than 20 years since the founding of the Dajing Dynasty, and the two mansions in the east and west have always respected each other like "ice".
In the East Prefecture, Zhongshu Province issued government orders to the world;
The Privy Council of Xifu is in charge of military affairs.
Is it reasonable for Pei Xun, a sixth-grade civil servant, to appear on the Xifu battle report asking for merit? Is this reasonable?
Everyone thought it was unreasonable, but the emperor, who was most taboo about the connection between the two palaces, thought it was very reasonable.
The courtiers watched as this little sixth-grade civil servant rose through the ranks within two months, and was about to reach the top of the East Palace and become a highly respected official.
But the young censor Zhongcheng and Jian'an governor died in battle outside Guangde gate overnight.
I was very angry at first. Even if you, Pei Xun, were a student of the Prime Minister of the East Palace, even if you had helped the West Palace several times, and even if you were very involved between the two houses, you couldn't force me to be the crown princess, right?
I am the daughter of the dignified envoy of the Xifu Courtyard. Have you asked me if I agree? Do you know who I like?
Crown Princess? Queen? Whoever likes it deserves it.
As for Pei Xun, just wait for me...
Huh? Died in battle?
On the day of the funeral, people all over the city hung up soul-drawing flags and cried loudly.
Is this... Dead?
She was a little dumbfounded.
She once said she wanted Pei Xun to regret his mistakes, but what to do now...
How could she become so miserable...
"He" is dead.
Only after he died did he find out that his "fiancée" who was set up to be engaged actually paid tribute to him?
Isn't it a contractual engagement?
Don't you belong to something in your heart?
He thought that she insisted on sending the soul back home in person because of the reputation of the Qi family;
He thought she shed tears several times because she lamented Pei Xun's untimely death;
He thought she belonged to someone, so he insisted on breaking off the engagement;
He never thought,
She actually really likes him...
Concept: Not a little white flower, nor a big bad wolf.
