"The morning and evening I wanted turned out to be only one morning and one evening."
Chen Zhao, the legitimate daughter of the Prime Minister's Palace, was designed by Aunt Liu to kill her own mother since she was a child and sent her to be raised in a remote village. She grew up like a wild cat, lively, smart, and playful. On the way back to Beijing, she accidentally rescued a handsome young man who was assassinated, but she didn't know that the man was the prince Song Chengyuan who was visiting privately incognito. He was as cold and arrogant as a fox, looking down on the world, but he became obsessed with her: "I can never get what I want."
But what really moved her heart was the world-famous Zhenbei General Xie Jinmu. He is decisive in killing and is a feared general on the battlefield, but he is extremely gentle to her. He will remember her favorite pastries, warm her hands, and helplessly smile when she is acting mean: "Zhao, don't make trouble."
The queen poisoned the emperor, the prince succeeded to the throne, and the border was in crisis.
Xie Jinmu fought bloody battles for three days, and in the end, thousands of arrows pierced his heart. He still held the peace charm she gave him in his hand: "A Zhao, in the next life, I will carry a big sedan to welcome you through the door... That's great..."
Chen Zhao shaved his head and became a nun. He took three barefoot steps, kowtowed and recited Buddha's name. Finally, he collapsed in the snowy season: "Amu, I haven't waited for you to come back."
The new emperor Song Chengyuan stood at the highest point of the imperial city, "Every time you take a step of kowtow, your country will be broken by an inch."
Intention: The morning light has faded, and the twilight has faded away.
