Zhao Yichen, the legitimate daughter of the General's Mansion, was in a state of decline. Her mother named her Yichen, which is derived from Buddhist terminology. Buddhism refers to color, sound, fragrance, taste, touch, and law as the "six dusts." Yichen is meant to keep her from being tainted by the six dusts and keep her mind pure. She is indeed born extraordinary and has a temperament that does not compete with others.
Three years later, Zhao Yichen still couldn't get rid of this nightmare, or that person. She knew she couldn't escape.
He had been her protection, her secret joy, and her unspeakable hope.
When a person lives in your heart, there is no place in the world without him.
Now we finally see each other again, it's actually the eve of his wedding. . .
I mustered up the courage to walk towards him again, but all I got was humiliation.
His cold face and cold eyes could not deceive her, nor could he deceive himself. . .
Xiao Moran, the eldest son of the Prince Xiao's family, was talented in both civil and military affairs. He was very promising at a young age. He grew up with the emperor. Now he has made military achievements. The most incredible thing is that he also has a peerless handsome face. If there is any shortcoming, it is probably the cold temper of the young prince.
When she left three years ago, his world lost its color. He didn't seem to care about anything, even life and death.
Thinking that she was finally coming back to him, this stupid rabbit actually wished him a happy marriage with another woman.
"Zhao Yichen, I hope you remember what you said today."
In fact, he has identified with her since he was a child and has never let go of her.
Intention: Love is light, illuminating each other. The two-way redemption between the male protagonist and the female protagonist in the process of growing up. The male protagonist finds the meaning of life under the warmth of the female protagonist, and the female protagonist rediscovers herself with the help of the male protagonist.