After Cheng Wanyi suffered a family change, she left Kyoto with a group of loyal servants and settled in a remote village in Huizhou, where she married, gave birth to children, and lived an ordinary and enviable life.
The only fly in the ointment was that her husband hid a secret from her for four years. She asked for it without success, so she had to find it on her own——
No obstacles, no obstacles, life is not perfect, just live it.
Until that day, three bandits came to the door of her house, showed her husband a 100,000 IOU, and demanded debt from her.
She was shocked to realize that there were some things that she couldn't handle... When it was time to be serious, she had to be serious.
Although Lu Ming married into the Cheng family, he did not feel inferior. In his eyes, he was a manly man, and marrying into the Cheng family was just another way to marry the girl of his choice.
He felt that he was aboveboard, acted magnanimously, and had an attitude of looking forward to everything. Even though he was being pressed step by step and owed huge debts step by step, he still calmly wrote a letter asking for separation and calmly submitted to the law.
It wasn't until he went to jail and watched a carefully prepared opera that he realized that he owed no one but a lot to her.
The proud daughter of the emperor made a mistake and fell from the altar.
You are a scholar, climbing up the ladder and soaring up.
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Note before reading: There are two kinds of intangible cultural heritage in this article, Song Yan Mo and Kun Opera. The few opera passages were composed by the author who loved listening to Huangmei Opera and Peking Opera since he was a child. When he was in college, he tried to compile some lyrics (for fun). When writing the article, he also checked the information and learned about the characteristics of Kun Opera's lyrics. Readers who like it can have fun watching it. Yes, the author of this article has saved 80,000 words and has finished it. I hope you like it and save it.
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