The daughter of the right prime minister of Qingzhou? The son of the general Zhenguo
The story takes place in the 22nd year of Qingzhou. There were frequent wars and barren vegetation. The people's lives were unstable and they were living in other places. They were in dire straits and the tragedy of losing their loved ones one after another became commonplace. The front line suffered heavy casualties and the city was about to be breached. Faced with this situation, the right government proposed peace talks to stabilize the situation and solve the immediate difficulties.
The ministers of civil and military affairs all supported her. In the palace, the only daughter of the imperial concubine, Princess Anping of Qingzhou, was not yet married. She strongly recommended that she go to the enemy's country and use gold, silver, jewelry, treasures and antiques as a dowry to marry the prince of the southern country, Unala~Jiulun; Unexpectedly, the imperial concubine could not bear to part with her own daughter and begged hard to stay with her. Emperor Taizong could not bear to see his beloved concubine cry, so when he went to court, he sought the opinions of all his beloved concubines on which of his beloved daughters could sacrifice his life for righteousness and save the already dilapidated Qingzhou;
In the vast sea of people, only You Xiangguo, the elder of the three dynasties, walked out tremblingly, tearfully expressing his willingness to dedicate his eldest daughter to the crown prince of the Southern Kingdom and exchange his own happiness for the eternal peace of Qingzhou; Pang Wei was a little more surprised in the process. After much consideration, Emperor Taizong issued a decree to confer the title of Princess Wenhuan on the daughter of the Lin family. She was given a hundred pieces of golden silk satin, a thousand taels of silver crowns, many layers of rare medicine books, etc. As a dowry. After the Moon Lantern Festival, she was sent to the Southern Kingdom in glory.
Intention: Friendship has been severed and we are strangers to each other