Pei Heqing, Lord Pei, on the Yushitai, with plum blossom bones and rosy clouds in the snow, looks like a lonely crane in the snow or green bamboos by the stream, which is unforgettable. However, he flattered his superiors and rejected dissidents, which was not tolerated by his family. He was known as a traitor and a sycophant among the court officials of the Qing Dynasty.
The mother-in-law of Chu Yaojing, the eldest princess of Zhaowen, was not favored, and the late emperor Bin Tianhou had no sense of existence, so she planned to marry her daughter off to the wealthy Qinghe County Prince who was nearly fifty years old to win over her natal family.
Chu Yaojing had no choice but to use Ji to secretly exchange the wine of Mr. Pei who was attending the palace banquet, and lead the drunk Mr. Pei to the deserted palace. After taking off her clothes, she discovered that the famous Lord Pei was actually a woman!
After Pei Heqing sobered up, the two reached an agreement.
An unbearable marriage, and an appearance that prevents other courtiers from using the marriage to win over and become a lonely minister.
I thought that the two of them were just a couple on the surface, but they didn't expect that their cowardice would breed ambition, and they would lower their heads in aloofness.
Pei Heqing found that the timid eldest princess seemed to be particularly direct towards her.
One day, Lord Pei, who was cold and self-possessed, coaxed in a low voice with his eyes shining brightly and his face as bright as morning glow: "Please, Your Highness, please work harder for the ambition of a humble minister."
Purpose: Women are self-reliant and ambition is guiltless
