Xie Huaizhao, also known as Li Zhao.
She has two fathers, two names, and two lives.
Before she was eight years old, she was the daughter of Xie Juxian, a Hanlin scholar and a historian. An imperial edict was issued, his father was beheaded, and Xie's family died and dispersed. She and her mother were exiled thousands of miles away, and both died in mass graves before they were even halfway.
After eight years old, she was the daughter of Li Xiujing, a bookmaker in Puning County, Da Nangzhou. Her biological mother died young, and her father took care of her alone.
When she was eighteen years old, her father died of illness, and she relied on her family's book-editing skills to travel to Beijing. When she stayed in Meiyang County to make a living because she was penniless, she met Lu Jingyan, the king of Xiang in Daye.
Lu Jingyan, everyone knows that he is a wanderer, does not love money, does not love power, only loves balsam and jade powder.
Little did he know that on the night they met, Xie Huaizhao and Lu Jingyan reached a deal.
Three months later, Lu Jingyan personally selected a brocade robe and a jade crown for Xie Huaizhao and sent her, disguised as a man, to Chongwen Academy.
At this point, Chongwen Academy had a decorator named Li Zhao.
Li Zhao's face was like a crown jewel, he was gentle and elegant, and his skills were superb, and he was quite popular among his colleagues.
Then everyone in the court discovered that Lu Jingyan, who had never entered the palace, began to work diligently in court, but he still ignored politics and just followed the little bookmaker in Chongwen Academy every day.
All the ministers in the court said: King Xiang's nature has not changed.
Emperor: Just what I want.
Li Zhao: Lu Jingyan, can you stay away from me?
Purpose: Never forget the original intention and establish a destiny for the people
