1. When Xue Ning was six years old, her father and brother died in the battle to protect the country. The late emperor considered Xue Ning's merit and kept the young woman in the palace as the prince's companion.
After the death of the late emperor, the Queen Mother took over as regent. She was promoted to the only female official in the dynasty. She thought it would be a smooth road to success. However, the competition for the throne in the emperor's family was ruthless. Xue Ning, who was detained for embezzling the treasury, was demoted to Wenzhou.
When she first arrived in Wenzhou, she met a man who was quite sophisticated and ruthless. She couldn't see through him, but he helped her many times.
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I remember that on that cold and wet night, the man bent down and carried her for a long time. Xue Ning looked at her muddy body leaning on his shoulder. When the whole world felt that she was not worthy of him because of their different status, the man held Xue Ning's hand and watched the blooming of Begonia.
Xue Ning will never forget that moment, the first love of herself and the gentle and firm him.
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2. The situation in Wenzhou is getting better. Taking this opportunity, Xue Ning and Pei Che were called back to the palace to secretly investigate the truth about Xue Ning's mother's suicide. At the same time, Pei Che's life experience gradually came to light. After decades of enduring humiliation and burden, they finally got what they wanted at that moment.
"Ah Ning, as early as ten years ago, that day was already on my deathbed for me, but when I saw the light shining into the dark and humid world, a little girl put a white begonia in and asked me to live well. I had already made up my mind to entrust my heart to you, and I would have no regrets."
Xue Ning liked summer when she was a child because it was the season when begonias bloomed.
After meeting Pei Che, Xue Ning began to like every season. Even if the begonias were not blooming, he would always be there to keep her company.
Purpose: Faced with an unfair fate, we have the right to say no
