A short story about the lively and cheerful little princess and the Qing Leng Imperial Master from their first encounter when they were young to their discovery of love for each other, as well as the setbacks they experienced during the process.
The unfavored little princess accidentally found the little national master who was away from home all the time, and she became obsessed with him from then on. As she grew up, the national master became more and more accustomed to this clingy little thing, but the Huns in the north would not always be honest. As they grew stronger, the leader of the Huns actually asked to send a princess and his wife. Otherwise, a war would break out, but at this time, the Xia Kingdom's strength was weakening and could not withstand the war at all, so it had to agree to its request. The little princess was the candidate. The time for the little princess's wedding was getting shorter and shorter, but the imperial master finally couldn't control his inner thoughts. He changed the story on the princess's wedding day and saved her.
He violated the standards of a national teacher - a national teacher must not be sentimental. But so what, if she were to marry and kiss her, she would be tortured to death by the Hun leader. He would rather be tortured and die than let her go to that place where birds don't shit.
Later, he made a bold decision. The current emperor could not make the people happy and the country stable, so why not change him? The fifth prince should be a good candidate. Although he is young, he is patriotic and loves the people. His little princess should not wade into this muddy water. Just leave the affairs in the court to him, and let her continue to be the lively and cheerful person she is. (The following introduction actually has a bit of a twist, and there are some things that I haven't written in the middle, but I don't want to write it, so just treat it as the follow-up plot that has not been spoiled! Anyway, the ending is HE.)
Note: This is the first time the author writes an article, so there must be some bad things. If you find any, please forgive me. Thank you to everyone who reads this book. If you don't like it, please don't criticize. )
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Intention: No matter what the future holds, I hope we can live well now first