Asking for Jade

Sober and greedy for money "In that heavy snowfall many years ago, when Su Chen knelt on the ground covered in mess and begged Cui Mingan for mercy, I secretly swore in my heart that I would never let myself starve or freeze again, even if I was a slave and a maid, selfish." Su Chen is a knife that Cui Ming'an keeps by her side. The sharpness of this knife depends on her intelligence. It is her honor for a slave to gain such trust from her master. Later, she regarded Cui Mingan as a whetstone, turned around and became an official, wore a jade belt around her waist, and became his political enemy. The two faced each other tit for tat in the court, and when they were angry, they used more and more tactics. Rumor has it in literary circles that the two men secretly criticized each other in their admonitions and books. It was widely spread among the people that they would send people to beat each other's sap when traveling at night. No one in the capital knew that although their mansions were only separated by a wall, they hated each other and wanted to throw a stone at the next door every day - what if it hit them? Isn't it profitable? But no one knew that the wall had long been in vain. Every night on top of the wall, Mr. Cui, the imperial censor, followed Hongxing to the next yard. "When I go to court today, look at you taking off your shoes and throwing them at my uncle..." Cui Mingan helped her cover her feet, "It's cold, next time throw my shoes away." Su Chen thought he was looking for trouble: "...?" Is he sick? … (Copywriting from the male protagonist's perspective) Cui Mingan was born in Qiwang, one of the five surnames. At a young age, he was appointed to the post of Yushi Dafu in Yushitai. He wore jade around his waist and had a unique and handsome appearance, which was unparalleled in the world. The only thing that wasn't perfect was that he had an excessive relationship with the female steward in the house. Responsible for the rise and fall of the family, holding power as an official is like standing on the tip of a needle. Only when he returns to his dreams every night will he subconsciously call the woman's name. He showed kindness to her, but she put a knife to her neck. She used the power of the Cui Mansion as a pledge to force her way into this turbid officialdom. Obviously he should be angry, but looking at her covered in mud, he couldn't say anything hurtful. She was once his slave and later his political enemy. Later, he fell in love with her who was determined to change her destiny. He is a political enemy, but he is also a lover. "In the twenty-eighth year of the calendar year, the rebel army in the south was calling the New Deal, and the Qing emperor was on his side. The minister of household affairs faked his death with the princess, hid in the army, and returned to the capital." He stood on the city wall and looked at the red figure sitting on the horse. The woman was wearing bright clothes and angry with her horse, with a flying look on her face. She and his eyes met across the sea of ​​people. Tips: 1. The male and female protagonists are both clean. 2. Both the male and female protagonists have growth lines and are micro-group portraits. 3. Overlook history and achieve double strength. Intention: My life is as bright as a song